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This week on the Giants Executive Show, we're joined by a very special guest, the President of Baseball Operations, Buster Posey. As the Giants prepare for a busy weekend with the Wall of Fame ceremony, Buster shares his thoughts on the recent trade deadline and what's in store for the team's future.
In this episode, Buster dives into the details of the trade deadline, discussing the moves made and what they mean for the team's roster. He also talks about the upcoming Wall of Fame ceremony, where he'll be honored alongside some of his former teammates. With a mix of nostalgia and excitement, Buster reflects on his time with the Giants and the memories he's made on and off the field.
Buster shares his insights on the trades made during the deadline, including the acquisition of Henry L. Lane and Ramon Marcelo. He also discusses the potential of some of the team's young players, such as Blade Tidwell and Drew Gilbert. With a focus on building a strong future for the Giants, Buster talks about the importance of developing young talent and making smart trades to improve the team.
If you're a Giants fan, you won't want to miss this episode. Buster shares his thoughts on the team's current state and what's in store for the future. He also talks about the importance of the team's young players and the potential for growth. Tune in to hear more about the Giants' plans and what's next for the team.
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"Buster Posey Talks Giants Trade Deadline, Wall of Fame Weekend and the Future of the Franchise" is an episode of KNBR Podcast. Runtime 23 min. Published August 6, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.