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The Giants' trade deadline moves have left fans buzzing, and our guest Andrew Baggarly is here to break it all down. In this episode, he shares his thoughts on the team's decision to trade away six players, including the highly-touted Marcelo Meyer, and what it means for their future prospects.
The Giants' trade deadline was a busy one, with the team making several significant moves to shake up their roster. Our guest Andy Bagley, a writer for the Athletic, was all over the action, providing comprehensive coverage of the trades and their implications. He joins us to discuss the team's strategy and what it says about their plans for the future.
Andy breaks down the trades, including the deal that sent Marcelo Meyer to the Red Sox, and the acquisition of pitching prospect Lane from the Yankees. He also discusses the team's decision to trade away several key players, including Eric Miller and Logan Webb, and what it means for their farm system. With the Giants' pitching woes and the team's struggles this season, it's clear that they're looking to make some changes.
If you want to understand the Giants' trade deadline moves and what they mean for the team's future, you won't want to miss this episode. Our guest Andrew Baggarly provides expert analysis and insight into the team's strategy, and what it says about their plans for the upcoming season. Listen in to hear his thoughts on the trades and what's next for the Giants.
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"Giants Trade Deadline Analysis: Andrew Baggarly on Prospects, Pitching and the Future" is an episode of Murph & Markus Podcast. Runtime 16 min. Published August 4, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.