Giants urged to sell high on 147 OPS+ slugger that would help Bryce Eldridge

Giants urged to sell high on 147 OPS+ slugger that would help Bryce Eldridge originally appeared on The Sporting News . Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here . The San Francisco Giants have had a strange 2026 season so far under Tony Vitello.

The stars of the team are struggling mightily, though Rafael Devers has begun to turn things around lately. But, overall, the Giants need a lot more out of their roster, especially their offense. If things don't turn around soon, the Giants might wind up selling some players by the trade deadline.

Bleacher Report's Joel Reuter is urging the Giants to sell high on one player, in 140 OPS+ slugger Case Schmitt. "After the surprise early trade of catcher Patrick Bailey, it feels like the Giants are open for business," Reuter writes. "Veterans Robbie Ray and Luis Arraez are their most obvious trade chips, but selling high on Schmitt could net a significant return.

" Trading Schmitt would be a slightly controversial decision since he's not expensive, and he's playing very well right now. But trading him would clear up a logjam and be some good news for Bryce Eldridge. Giants urged to sell high on Casey Schmitt and clear way for Bryce Eldridge If the Giants were to trade Schmitt, they would open the door for Eldridge to get the consistent everyday playing time that he deserves this season.