Giants Target Asian Pitching Talent
Update: 2025-11-17
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The San Francisco Giants are stepping up their game in the international baseball market, particularly in Asia, following their missed opportunity with star pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto. General Manager Zack Minasian and President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey recently embarked on a five-day scouting trip to Asia, focusing on Japan and South Korea. Their mission is to identify and establish connections with potential future signings.Posey highlighted the impressive pitching talent he observed, emphasizing the significant impact Japanese players have had on Major League Baseball. Among the top prospects, right-hander Tatsuya Imai stands out as a prime candidate for the Giants this offseason. Imai, a twenty-seven-year-old pitcher with a 1.92 ERA and excellent control, is expected to be posted soon. The Giants aim to become a top destination for international players, leveraging their community and support system to compete with teams like the Dodgers for top talent.
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