Giants pitchers call own pitches amid trust issues with catchers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 23, 2026, 6:55 PM
Last updated Jun 23, 2026
San Francisco Giants pitchers have begun calling their own pitches due to a reported lack of trust in the team's catchers. With the MLB trade deadline approaching, the Giants have struggled this season, particularly on the mound. Reports indicate that Logan Webb and others have opted to take control of pitch selection, as the current catching tandem of Daniel Susac and Eric Haase has had difficulties in adapting. Webb's success while calling his own pitches has prompted other pitchers to follow suit. The Giants are hoping for improved communication with their catchers moving forward.
- •Giants pitchers are calling their own pitches amid trust issues with catchers
- •Logan Webb has seen success since taking control of pitch selection
- •Daniel Susac and Eric Haase are adjusting to reduced trust from pitchers
- •Giants are expected to be sellers at the MLB trade deadline
- •Current pitching struggles contribute to overall team performance issues
- 6:55 PMYahoo Sports — Giants pitchers reportedly calling their own pitches amid lack of trust in catchers
"This is a terrible look for the Giants' catchers.
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