Giants finish 2026 season with disappointing 65-97 record
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 29, 2026, 12:00 PM
Last updated Sep 29, 2026

The San Francisco Giants concluded the 2026 MLB season with a 65-97 record after a challenging year. Under rookie manager Tony Vitello, the team failed to reach.500, never achieving a four-game winning streak. The Giants faced numerous issues, including injuries to key players and a struggling bullpen that blew 45 leads. Vitello's management has come under scrutiny as he navigated a tumultuous first season, marked by inexperience and a unique playing style that did not yield results. The organization now faces questions about its direction and the need for significant improvement moving forward.
- •Giants finished 2026 with third-most losses in franchise history.
- •Team struggled with injuries, placing 17 players on the injured list.
- •Giants had the worst record in one-run games at 16-29.
- •Vitello faced criticism over his inexperience and management style.
- •Giants blew 45 leads and recorded the fewest saves in the league.
- 12:00 PMYahoo Sports — After 2026 disaster, Giants have to prove they learned from losing games, irking fans
"On the field, the San Francisco Giants started badly and got worse. Outside the lines, they found additional ways to alienate their disappointed fans. Can they fix any of it?
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