San Francisco Giants tumble to 14-23 start in 2026 season

The San Francisco Giants have posted a 14-23 record through 37 games, sitting in last place in the NL West and ranking near the bottom of the league in runs scored. The start is the fifth‑worst in franchise history and ties the 1985 team for the lowest winning percentage at this point in a season.

General manager Zack Minasian acknowledged the slump, saying the team’s lack of offense – 30th in the league in runs scored – makes a comeback “tough.” He emphasized that while the season is early, the organization must improve its play and avoid radical moves, noting recent roster tweaks involving Bryce Eldridge and Jesús Rodríguez.

Despite the major‑league woes, the Giants’ minor‑league system is thriving, posting a winning percentage of roughly two‑thirds and a +169 run differential, the best among MLB farm systems. The strong performance of prospects offers a brighter outlook for the franchise’s long‑term health.