The Kerry Crowley Show

The San Francisco Giants reportedly agreed to terms on a four-year, $44 million deal with right-handed pitcher Jordan Hicks on Friday. Hicks has only started eight games in his major league career, but the Giants will apparently see what the former Cardinals and Blue Jays pitcher can offer them out of the rotation. Hicks has clear upside, but the move is obviously a gamble. In this episode of The Kerry Crowley Show, Kerry explains how to think about Hicks' value to the 2024 Giants and what you can expect from him this season.

In this edition of the Kerry Crowley Show, Kerry analyzes the parallels between the Giants' rumored pursuit of free-agent third baseman Matt Chapman and their December, 2017 trade for Evan Longoria. Kerry looks at the Giants' options at third base in 2024, zeroing in on what Chapman, J.D. Davis, Casey Schmitt and external options could bring the franchise depending on the path the front office selects.

After signing Jung Hoo Lee, the San Francisco Giants still face pressure to add to their roster this offseason and build a team capable of contending in the National League West. The Giants are reportedly interested in Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Blake Snell, Matt Chapman and other top free-agents, so who is most likely to sign in San Francisco and who is headed elsewhere? In this edition of The Kerry Crowley Show, Kerry offers contract projections for all of the aforementioned players and discusses why Cody Bellinger and Rhys Hoskins do and don't fit as free agent pickups for a team in dire need of a talent infusion.

In this edition of The Kerry Crowley Show, Kerry and co-host Roger Munter are back for a KROG podcast as they discuss the Shohei Ohtani to the Dodgers contract, the news Jung Hoo Lee is reportedly joining the Giants and the national conversation surrounding whether San Francisco is hurting the franchise's ability to recruit free agents.

In this edition of The Kerry Crowley Show, Kerry welcomes Roger Munter back for a special K-Rog episode as they discuss what did and didn't happen at Winter Meetings, their favorite SF Giants' free-agent memories and how the franchise should proceed as the offseason rolls along. Plus, Roger analyzes the Rule 5 draft.

What will it take to sign Shohei Ohtani? Could the Giants add Yoshinobu Yamamoto instead? And what happens if they have to pivot? In this edition of The Kerry Crowley Show, Kerry analzyes why this week is the most important yet in the Farhan Zaidi era and how Winter Meetings could shape the future of the organization.

In this episode of The Kerry Crowley Show, Kerry analyzes three hitters and three pitchers the Giants should look at on the trade market this winter. While free agency is likely still the best option for the Giants to add star power to the organization, fans are all too familiar with missing out on top players. If that happens this year, the Giants should have a plan to pivot and several prominent players such as Juan Soto and Corbin Burnes should be available.

In this episode of The Kerry Crowley Show, Kerry discusses why the Giants' front office and ownership should be feeling pressure as free agents begin to sign with teams and their options become more limited. Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Matt Chapman are still available, but other teams are hungry to add stars and the Giants must work to deliver on their promises to keep fans interested and engaged and to build a club capable of contending next year.

In this episode of the Kerry Crowley Show, Kerry and Roger Munter join forces for the latest K-Rog pod to talk about organizational changes this offseason, philosophical changes in the way the Giants develop pitchers and potential changes to the roster this offseason. Plus, who would Kerry and Roger be most comfortable over-paying?

Is signing Shohei Ohtani realistic for the SF Giants? For a team that has struggled to land superstars in free agency, it feels like an uphill battle. In this episode of The Kerry Crowley Show, Kerry analyzes the type of contract the Giants will need to offer to sign Ohtani and what the baseball unicorn's presence would mean for the future of the franchise.