San Francisco Giants executives are leveraging the ongoing general manager meetings to conduct roster and contractual business before a potential league-wide lockout, according to a report from the San Francisco Chronicle.
The meetings, which bring together front-office leaders from across Major League Baseball, provide a window for the Giants to finalize transactions and prepare for a work stoppage that could disrupt the offseason.
Among the players affected by the uncertainty is pitcher Trevor McDonald, whose 2026 season was cut short by injury. McDonald's status adds to the Giants' planning considerations as they navigate the labor situation.
The general manager meetings began on November 8, 2026, and are expected to continue through the week.
