Giants' 'biggest problem' includes Rafael Devers, Willy Adames
The Giants may not be able to escape this issue.
The San Francisco Giants experienced a disappointing 2026 season, raising questions about the team's future success. ESPN's David Schoenfield highlights the organization's biggest problem: the salaries of key players, particularly Rafael Devers, Willy Adames, Matt Chapman, and Jung Hoo Lee. These players are owed a combined total of over $543 million over the next several years, despite the team's combined production amounting to less than 10 WAR.
Schoenfield notes that this financial burden may hinder the Giants' ability to rebound in future seasons.
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