[Mick]

Final 2026 SF Giants season team statistics, as expressed by their position among 30 MLB teams:

Hitting
Fewest runners left on base, 8th
Fewest times caught stealing, 9th
Doubles, 9th
Triples, 10th
Hits, 14th
Strikeouts, 14th fewest
Batting Avg., 16th
OPS+, 17th
Slugging %, 18th 
Home runs, 20th
Stolen bases, 20th
OPS, 23rd
RBIs, 26th
Hit by pitch, 26th
Runs scored per game, 26th
On Base %, 29th
Walks, 30th (dead last)

Pitching
4th fewest HRs allowed
8th best ERA
18th fewest hits allowed
22nd best FIP
23rd best WHIP
25th fewest walks allowed
27th most strikeouts
23rd fewest runs per game allowed
24th fewest wild pitches

WAR by position
6th, DH
7th, 2B
8th, 1B
13th, 3B
18th, CF
21st, SS
21st, RF
21st, LF
25th, PH
27th Catcher
27th, Starters
27th, Relievers

Fielding
2nd, Double Plays
3rd, Assists
20th, Rtot
30th and dead last / Fielding percentage
30th and dead last / errors

On the Plus side...

1. Managers of the Year: Ydwin Villegas (San Jose Giants) won his third consecutive award, while Jacob Heyward (Eugene Emeralds) earned honors in his first High-A season, guiding Eugene to a 79-52 record.
   
2. 20-20 Seasons: Bo Davidson, Lisbel Diaz, and Cam Maldonado each hit at least 20 home runs and stole 20 bases, showcasing strong power-speed combos in the minors. Dakota Jordan fell just shy of the 20-20 mark. He had 21 steals, but finished with 19 home runs. Jordan would have likely been part of that club as well if he did not miss over a month of the minor league seasons.
   
3. MLB Promotions: Bo Davidson debuted in the majors, stealing a base in his first game, while other top prospects like Diaz and Maldonado continue to impress across multiple affiliates.
   
4. The San Jose Giants pitched a combined no-hitter in a playoff game.
   
5. 1st round pick Phil Flora was promoted to AA where he struck out four in two innings and looked dominant in a playoff game.
   

[Mick]

Final 2026 SF Giants season team statistics, as expressed by their position among 30 MLB teams:

Hitting
Fewest runners left on base, 8th
Fewest times caught stealing, 9th
Doubles, 9th
Triples, 10th
Hits, 14th
Strikeouts, 14th fewest
Batting Avg., 16th
OPS+, 17th
Slugging %, 18th 
Home runs, 20th
Stolen bases, 20th
OPS, 23rd
RBIs, 26th
Hit by pitch, 26th
Runs scored per game, 26th
On Base %, 29th
Walks, 30th (dead last)

Pitching
4th fewest HRs allowed
8th best ERA
18th fewest hits allowed
22nd best FIP
23rd best WHIP
25th fewest walks allowed
27th most strikeouts
23rd fewest runs per game allowed
24th fewest wild pitches

WAR by position
6th, DH
7th, 2B
8th, 1B
13th, 3B
18th, CF
21st, SS
21st, RF
21st, LF
25th, PH
27th Catcher
27th, Starters
27th, Relievers

Fielding
2nd, Double Plays
3rd, Assists
20th, Rtot
30th and dead last / Fielding percentage
30th and dead last / errors

On the Plus side...

1. Managers of the Year: Ydwin Villegas (San Jose Giants) won his third consecutive award, while Jacob Heyward (Eugene Emeralds) earned honors in his first High-A season, guiding Eugene to a 79-52 record.
   
2. 20-20 Seasons: Bo Davidson, Lisbel Diaz, and Cam Maldonado each hit at least 20 home runs and stole 20 bases, showcasing strong power-speed combos in the minors. Dakota Jordan fell just shy of the 20-20 mark. He had 21 steals, but finished with 19 home runs. Jordan would have likely been part of that club as well if he did not miss over a month of the minor league seasons.
   
3. MLB Promotions: Bo Davidson debuted in the majors, stealing a base in his first game, while other top prospects like Diaz and Maldonado continue to impress across multiple affiliates.
   
4. The San Jose Giants pitched a combined no-hitter in a playoff game.
   
5. 1st round pick Phil Flora was promoted to AA where he struck out four in two innings and looked dominant in a playoff game.