Giants Eye Wood for Offensive Boost

On April 1st, the San Francisco Giants are off to a rough start this season, sitting 26th

in majors with a team OPS of 0.594.

Through their first five games, under new manager, Tony Vitello.

They barely scored, managing just one run over three games against the New York Yankees

to open things up, and it's clear they need more pop in that.

Line up.

Bleacher reports Zachary D. Rimer floated an early trade idea, pegging the Giants as a spot

for Washington National's outfielder James Wood even.

Though the deadline is months out, this 23-year-old slugger could bring the power they're missing

right now.

Wood just made his first All-Star team in 2025, smashing 35 home runs with an 0.825 OPS

over 100, 57 games for a rebuilding Nat Squad.

At 6.7 and 234 pounds, he's a beast with exit velocity and hard hit rates, both in the

98th percentile.

That said, he strikes out a ton, whiffing in 32.1% of his plate appearances last year,

so the Giants might tweak his swing to.

Unlock even more potential.

Washington has a history of flipping young stars like Treyaterner and Wansoto for the

right hall.

If San Francisco pulls this off, it could flip their offense fast and set them up for

the long haul in the NL West.

Kubanai on how this shakes out.

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I'm Corey with The Story.