Grant Brisbee is a Staff Writer at The Athletic. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing particularly on baseball, the MLB, and the San Francisco Giants, as well as exploring the dynamics of competitive sports and sports business. Grant's work has been featured in The New York Times, BVM Sports, The Athletic, and The Herald.
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Grant Brisbee focuses on sports, particularly baseball with a specific focus on the San Francisco Giants and their activities during the offseason. He appears to be interested in providing analysis and insights into player trades, free agency signings, and team strategies.
Pitching stories related to the San Francisco Giants' trade plans, potential targets in free agency or data-driven analysis of players they are targeting could resonate well with Grant. Additionally, providing investment analysis tied to player acquisitions or team decisions could also align with his coverage style.
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By: Grant Brisbee
The Giants rotation has to be more than Logan Webb and hoping for rain. They need more reliable innings-eaters.
By: Grant Brisbee
If the Astros are willing to listen, the Giants should entertain a possible Tucker trade, though it would likely be a tough match.
Signing Santander would fix a lot of what ails the Giants' offense, but the Giants need more than just his homers to be a contender.
Mitch Keller, Luis Robert Jr., and Edoard Julien are three potential trade targets for the Giants to consider.
By: Grant Brisbee
The Giants reportedly turned down trades that would have included Eldridge. So, when would a good time be to deal a top prospect?
By: Grant Brisbee
Verlander isn't a guarantee to throw 150 quality innings, but he brings that possibility while also bringing leadership to a young staff.
By: Grant Brisbee
Verlander's velocity was down in 2024. But that doesn't tell the whole story behind his struggles or what to expect from him in 2025.
Encarnacíon didn't wow in his first stint with the Giants, but some of the underlying data suggests he could be a breakout power hitter.
By: Grant Brisbee
Signing arguably the best non-Sasaki prospect in the international class is an indication of how far the Giants have come in Latin America.
By: Grant Brisbee
The Giants won't get a Sasaki until they are an It Franchise. They have work to do on three fronts to become one.
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