Giants seek to avoid 100 losses as season progresses
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 5:16 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
The San Francisco Giants, currently holding a 42-60 record, aim to avoid their second 100-loss season in franchise history. They have 60 games remaining, needing to go 21-39 to sidestep this milestone. The team has struggled significantly this season, prompting concerns about their performance heading into the upcoming trade deadline. Following a poor start to the second half of the season, fans and analysts are questioning the team's ability to improve amid ongoing issues with their bullpen and roster management. Upcoming matches include a series against the Angels, Brewers, and Padres, critical for their quest to finish respectably in the standings.
- •Giants record stands at 42-60 after 102 games.
- •Need 21 wins in the last 60 games to avoid 100 losses.
- •Struggled in recent matches, including a sweep by the Royals.
- •Upcoming series against Angels and Brewers will test performance.
- •Concerns about bullpen and roster management persist.
- 5:16 PMYahoo Sports — The Giants won’t lose 100+ games… right?
"Last week, I wondered how many wins the Giants would need to pick up in this second part of the season to wind up with a somewhat respectable record. You know, a record that True Believers “legs” to stand on when proselytizing about their favorite team. But what if the team loses 100+ games? Some […]
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