Giants' poor season continues as 2026 season nears end

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Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Giants' poor season continues as 2026 season nears end
Summary

The San Francisco Giants are concluding what has been described as the most abysmal season in franchise history, with just three games remaining against the Dodgers. Manager Tony Vitello acknowledged the team's struggles, including a recent 94th loss this season, highlighting bad publicity and poor performance on the field. Fans gathered to hear Dave Dravecky speak on 'Faith Day' amid disappointing attendance and buzz around fan-favorite broadcasters Mike Krukow and Duane Kuiper, the latter facing health issues. As the season wraps up, questions arise about future leadership and team dynamics looking ahead to 2027.

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  • Giants nearing end of historically poor season with 94 losses.
  • Remaining games against Dodgers could finalize the disappointing year.
  • Manager Vitello recognizes bad publicity and poor on-field performance.
  • Attendance issues noted during 'Faith Day' event at Oracle Park.
  • Krukow retires while Kuiper is diagnosed with throat cancer.
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  • 12:27 AMYahoo SportsGiants' season of bad vibes, bad baseball is almost over. Hopefully 2027 is nothing like it
What they're saying
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The most abysmal season in San Francisco Giants history is winding to a close. Now we're left wondering, what is there to look forward to next year?

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