Kaeden Kent traded to Giants from Yankees' High-A affiliate

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Last updated Aug 5, 2026

Kaeden Kent traded to Giants from Yankees' High-A affiliate
Summary

Kaeden Kent has been traded from the New York Yankees’ High-A affiliate to the San Francisco Giants’ High-A Eugene Emeralds. This move connects him to his father, Jeff Kent, a former Giants player and 2000 NL MVP. Before his July 6 injury, Kaeden was performing well with a.302 batting average, six home runs, and 43 RBIs. His transfer is significant for the Kent family and adds an interesting narrative for Texas A&M fans. If he returns to form, Kent could develop into a long-term asset for the Giants.

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  • •Kaeden Kent joins the Giants' High-A Eugene Emeralds.
  • •The trade links him to his father, Jeff Kent.
  • •Kent had a.302 batting average with six home runs this season.
  • •He was sidelined due to an injury on July 6.
  • •This trade is significant for Texas A&M baseball fans.
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  • 4:20 PMYahoo Sports — This Latter-day Saint ballplayer was just traded — to his legendary father’s old team
  • 3:08 PMYahoo Sports — Former Texas A&M baseball star joins Giants after Yankees trade
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The San Francisco Giants have a new Kent headed their way. Nearly a quarter century after Jeff Kent last starred in San Francisco, the Giants have acquired his son, 22-year-old minor league shortstop Kaeden Kent, in a trade with the New York Yankees. Kaeden Kent was traded alongside pitcher Henry Lalane from New York on Monday in exchange for outfielder Heliot Ramos.

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Former Aggie star Kaeden Kent has been traded to the Giants’ High‑A affiliate, a full‑circle moment linking him to his father Jeff Kent’s MVP legacy.

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