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Giants, Harrison Bader

With Harrison Bader the Giants' new center fielder, Jung Hoo Lee goes to right

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Harrison Bader is the new enter fielder for the San Francisco Giants, so that means Jung Hoo Lee will be moving to right field. And the Korean star is apparently all in for the switch after speaking with new manager Tony Vitello and general manager Zack Minasian.

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San Francisco Giants Officially Sign Harrison Bader

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Bader to play center field for Giants

Luis Arraez Signs With Giants

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Luis Arraez and Giants agree on $12 million, 1-year contract, AP source says

Free agent infielder Luis Arraez and the San Francisco Giants have agreed to a $12 million, one-year contract, according to a person with knowledge of the negotiations.

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Reports: Giants, Luis Arraez agree to 1-year, $12M deal

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Sources: Giants, Luis Arraez agree to one-year deal

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Giants agree to $12 million contract with Luis Arraez in free agency

The San Francisco Giants and infielder Luis Arraez have reportedly agreed on a contract, per Jorge Castillo of ESPN.

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San Francisco Giants Sign Luis Arraez to One-Year Deal

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Giants land another key piece in 3-time batting champ Arraez (source)

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Breaking: San Francisco Giants Sign Speedy Gold Glove Outfielder Harrison Bader

The San Francisco Giants have addressed one of their biggest needs. The team agreed to terms with center fielder Harrison Bader on a two-year contract pending a physical, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic.

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Buster Posey not ruling out possibility of SF Giants making more additions

With spring training looming, it’s possible that outfielder Harrison Bader represents the Giants’ last significant addition of the offseason. But during a video call with reporters on Friday morning,

Harrison Bader, Giants Reportedly Agree to Contract in MLB Free Agency, Updated Roster

Bader is joining a Giants team that went 81-81 in 2025 and finished third in the NL West, missing the playoffs for the fourth straight year. The team fired manager Bob Melvin at the end of the year and replaced him with former Tennessee coach Tony Vitello, making him the first college head coach ever to be hired as a major-league manager.