The San Francisco Giants are heading into the 2026 MLB offseason in an interesting spot. With an expensive roster, it would not be a surprise if the Giants looked to shed some payroll while trying to improve the team.
Some of their expensive veterans could be on the move, and one name that’s continuing to garner interest is starting pitcher Logan Webb.
But as MLB insider Bob Nightengale for USA Today revealed, the Giants are continuing to take the same strong stance on Webb trade rumors as they did at the trade deadline this past season: Webb isn’t for sale.
Giants hold firm that Logan Webb isn’t available for trade
“The San Francisco Giants will not trade Logan Webb, no matter how many teams continue to ask for the ace,” Nightengale writes.
Webb’s name might continue to float in trade rumors and speculation this offseason, but this report from Nightengale makes it clear the team has zero interest in shipping the veteran starter out.
San Francisco might be willing to listen to trade offers for players like Willy Adames, Matt Chapman, Jung Hoo Lee, and Rafael Devers, but a Webb trade has just about no chance of happening.
Nightengale reports that the Giants are looking to “add” starting pitching help this offseason, so trading away Webb wouldn’t make any sense.
If the Giants were to trade him, they could get a huge haul of prospects or MLB-level talent in return for him. But they would suffer a huge blow to the rotation and lose a beloved member of this team as well.
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the Giants have no plans to trade Webb, even if teams put incredible offers on the table.
Giants fans can rest easy knowing that the team has no plans to trade away Webb this offseason. While they might consider a trade in the future, at least for now, Webb isn’t going anywhere.
