Giants on verge of tying MLB record for most players used in a season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 3:12 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026

The San Francisco Giants are poised to tie the MLB record for most players used in a season as they face off against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Currently, the Giants have utilized 70 players, and if Zach Morgan plays during the remaining series, he will become the 71st player. San Francisco's roster turnover has stemmed from extensive injuries, leading to a dismal 65-94 record this season. The current roster lacks any Opening Day starters aside from utility player Christian Koss. Manager Tony Vitello aims to get Morgan on the field, potentially taking advantage of a situation involving an injury to infielder Osleivis Basabe.
- •Giants have a 65-94 record entering the final series.
- •Zach Morgan could become the 71st player used this season.
- •Current injuries have left key positions vacant in the roster.
- •The Giants aim to avoid 100 losses by maximizing players in the last series.
- •Christian Koss is the only remaining Opening Day player expected to play.
- 3:12 PMYahoo Sports — Giants One Player Away From Tying Unwanted MLB Roster Record
"A grueling season of injuries and turnover leaves the San Francisco Giants on the brink of history as manager Tony Vitello fights to debut the team’s 71st player.
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