Darren Baker joins the San Francisco Giants organization on a minor league deal

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Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Darren Baker joins the San Francisco Giants organization on a minor league deal
Summary

The San Francisco Giants are finalizing a minor league contract with second base prospect Darren Baker. Following his release from the Chicago White Sox organization, Baker is expected to report to Triple-A Sacramento. The move reunites the infielder with the organization where his father, Dusty Baker, served as manager and currently holds a front office role. Darren Baker previously gained notoriety in a 2002 World Series moment when he was rescued at home plate by J.T. Snow while serving as a team bat boy. The Giants continue to add players with historic ties to the franchise, including recent acquisitions related to Barry Bonds and Jeff Kent.

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  • Darren Baker signed a minor league deal with the San Francisco Giants.
  • The prospect will join the Triple-A Sacramento roster.
  • Dusty Baker currently holds a front office advisory role with the Giants.
  • The Giants recently acquired Kaeden Kent and selected Peyton Bonds in the 2026 MLB Draft.
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