Giants explore trading Devers, Adames, Chapman

With their season in a tailspin, the San Francisco Giants are reportedly open to trading several of their highest-paid players, including star infielders Rafael Devers, Willy Adames, and Matt Chapman. The team, which entered the 2026 season with playoff aspirations, has instead posted a 29-43 record through its first 72 games, leaving it in fourth place in the National League West and 16.5 games out of first.

According to reports, the Giants' front office has begun exploring the possibility of becoming sellers ahead of the August 3 trade deadline. While the team is not planning to move ace pitcher Logan Webb, it is reportedly willing to listen to offers for its core of expensive position players. Veteran starter Robbie Ray and former batting champion Luis Arraez, both of whom are on expiring contracts, are also considered obvious trade candidates.

The potential availability of Devers, Adames, and Chapman represents a significant shift for the franchise. All three players are signed to long-term contracts that represent major financial commitments. Devers is under contract through 2034, Adames through 2031, and Chapman through 2030. Trading all three without retaining salary...