The Seattle Mariners have been shopping starting pitcher Luis Castillo this winter. Are the San Francisco Giants a realistic landing spot?

After a promising start to the offseason that saw them sign slugger Willy Adames, the San Francisco Giants have failed to make another impact deal. But apparently it hasn’t been for a lack of trying.

Adames met with several of the Giants international signees earlier this month, including Josuar De Jesus, who has the organization buzzing.

It might’ve seemed that the San Francisco Giants were buckling up for a busy offseason when the calendar flipped to December. Shortstop Willy Adames signed the richest contract in club history to pair with third baseman Matt Chapman for the better part of the next decade.

From the day he signed his historic San Francisco Giants contract, Willy Adames has done just about everything he can to establish himself as a face of the franchise.

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The San Francisco Giants tried and failed to land Corbin Burnes. Now they could turn to a different Cy Young winner to round out their rotation.

Willy Adames has signed a $182 million deal with the San Francisco Giants for seven years. The Dominican star has played for the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays. Adames recently posted a picture with Golden State Warriors player Brandin Podziemski,

For the $182 million the San Francisco Giants will pay Willy Adames over the next seven seasons, they’re anticipating getting more than a solid defensive shortstop and run producer. Leadership and mentorship also come in the deal.

There have been a lot of discussions about the work that Buster Posey has to do with the San Francisco Giants Major League roster. The roster is devoid of impact talent in the lineup, with free agent shortstop Willy Adames and third baseman Matt Chapman being the only players who likely qualify right now.

Verlander isn’t the only future Hall of Famer currently in the organization.

Buster Posey's hard line in contract negotiations might be the deciding factor with the San Francisco Giants' negotiations with Pete Alonso.