The San Francisco Giants have apparently turned toward the University of Tennessee’s Tony Vitello, resetting the board for the managerial openings that are still in play. The Atlanta Braves had been mentioned as a landing spot for the college manager,

As one might expect, the San Francisco Giants went through a lot of outfielders in 2025, including Mike Yastrzemski, who was traded in July.

Former Vol infielder Gavin Kilen was also listed as a possible breakout player to watch in 2026, along with shortstop Josuar Gonzalez. "Kilen is known as a contact-oriented hitter - a skill that is highly valued by Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey," Guardado said.

Ahead of San Francisco's decision to pursue Tony Vitello as their next manager, Nick Hundley withdrew from consideration. Read more at MLBTR.

The San Francisco Giants will reportedly turn to college baseball for their new manager, closing in on Tennessee's Tony Vitello.

The San Francisco Giants wanted to make a splash in free agency last offseason, and they did with Willy Adames.

San Francisco Giants ace Logan Webb may have accidentally helped his team’s archrivals in their pursuit of back-to-back titles.