The 2026 Major League Baseball season concluded for San Francisco (65-97). The Giants finished in fourth place in the National League West division.
2026 marked the first MLB season for former Tennessee baseball head coach Tony Vitello. He led MLB managers in ejections during the regular season (seven).
The Giants had a 37-44 home record at Oracle Park in San Francisco, California. San Francisco went 28-53 in away games during the 2026 regular season.
San Francisco and Vitello had the fourth worst record in MLB and the second worst in the National League. The Giants were outscored, 760-669, during the regular season.
Colorado had the worst MLB record (58-104) and competed in the same division with San Francisco.
In the American League, the Athletics
finished with a 64-98 record, while the Angels were 62-100.
Vitello served as Tennessee's head coach from 2018-25, compiling a 341–131 (125–85 SEC) record and winning a 2024 national championship.
He was named manager of the Giants on Oct. 22, 2025. Vitello was the first college baseball coach to go directly to MLB without professional coaching or managerial experience.
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