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GM: Giants Have Been Informed They’re Out Of Running For Roki Sasaki

By Steve Adams | January 13, 2025 at 12:57pm CDT

The Giants are currently introducing future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander at a press conference, but there’s some other headline news coming out of that media session as well. Giants general manager Zack Minasian revealed during his comments that while his team met with Roki Sasaki’s camp, they’ve now been informed that Sasaki will not be signing there (link via Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area).

There are no further details on the matter than that. It’s not fully clear whether Sasaki visited Oracle Park in San Francisco or whether the meeting being referenced was conducted in Los Angeles, at the headquarters for Sasaki’s agency, Wasserman. That’s moot at this juncture anyhow, though, as the Giants’ elimination from the process is the latest step in narrowing the field.

Agent Joel Wolfe detailed at last month’s Winter Meetings that the plan for Sasaki’s free agency was for teams to submit initial presentations and pitches prior to the holidays. Sasaki and Wasserman hosted interested teams for meetings at a central location — Wasserman’s L.A. headquarters — and the plan was for the 23-year-old righty to then visit some finalists in their home locales after the holidays.

A full list of teams with which he’s visited isn’t publicly known, though Sasaki did travel to Toronto to meet with the Blue Jays recently. Presumably, with Wasserman being based in Los Angeles, Sasaki has met with the Dodgers and nearby Padres — the two long-presumed favorites in the bidding. Other clubs that have been prominently linked to Sasaki include the Rangers, Yankees, Mets, Cubs and Mariners.

With Sasaki not coming to San Francisco and Verlander’s deal now official, the Giants’ rotation appears all but set. Verlander will join Logan Webb, Robbie Ray, Kyle Harrison and Jordan Hicks in rounding out a quintet that’s quite talented but has a handful of question marks (Verlander’s age, Ray’s health, Hicks’ workload). In-house depth options with at least some big league experience include Tristan Beck, Hayden Birdsong, Mason Black and Landen Roupp.

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  1. RoastGobot

    5 months ago

    Oh boy he’s a dodger what a Cinderella story

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    • Pete'sView

      5 months ago

      It’s disgusting because the Dodgers are buying pennants, not developing them, although—in this case—money is not an object but the specter of dynasty that will probably land Sasaki. I’m hoping ANY other team will be his destination.

      3
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      • ruthlesslyabsurd

        5 months ago

        Nobody cared when the Rangers bought a pennant 2 years ago

        2
        Reply
      • CCCTL

        5 months ago

        Giants fans when Dodgers sign top guys
        “ThEy’Re BuYiNg PeNnAnTs!”

        Giants fans when their FO fails to sign top guys “Why we lowball them?”

        2
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        • RoastGobot

          5 months ago

          Everybody lowballs players except the dodgers ok

          1
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    • KnicksFanCavsFan

      5 months ago

      just heard the Yanks and Mets are out.

      Reply
  2. YankeesEmpire29

    5 months ago

    He’s a Dodger unfortunately that’s why.

    7
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    • damascusj

      5 months ago

      Nah

      Reply
  3. fathead0507

    5 months ago

    Hahahahaha

    Reply
  4. johncoltrane

    5 months ago

    Cant roki announce the tm he’s chosen alredy? Intl FAs verbally agree months in advance im assuming roki can as well, doesnt have to wait til jan 15 to verbally say what tm he is intending to sign with

    7
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    • chiefnocahoma1

      5 months ago

      *team? Can I buy a vowel?”

      10
      Reply
    • harrycarey

      5 months ago

      We need at least 5 days of continuous storylines. Keep the writers busy and profitable! Peoples homes have burned we need to provide a distraction.

      1
      Reply
      • ocladfan

        5 months ago

        Yes and ads…they don’t click themselves

        2
        Reply
      • oldgfan

        5 months ago

        Speaking of that, wouldn’t it be nice if the Dodgers and their hired millionaires would contribute to the rebuilding of SoCal ? Pass the hat around folks.

        1
        Reply
    • MacGromit

      5 months ago

      why stop the wining and dining? would you?

      Reply
  5. Digdugler

    5 months ago

    Anyone who thought he wasnt going to the Dodgers is funny

    7
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    • damascusj

      5 months ago

      He’s not

      Reply
  6. davemlaw

    5 months ago

    Nice to know now. Him waiting until Jan 20 is a joke and disruptive for the other teams.
    Rooting for the Angels now, let’s go!

    5
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    • mlbnyyfan

      5 months ago

      The Japan Dodgers will strike again. So anticlimactic when you know the ending already.

      6
      Reply
      • oldgfan

        5 months ago

        Japanipulation

        2
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      • damascusj

        5 months ago

        He’s definitely not going to the dodgers

        Reply
    • Rexhudler86

      5 months ago

      @davemlaw. Don’t think the angels even met him.

      Reply
      • stymeedone

        5 months ago

        As the article states, a full list of teams he met with isn’t publicly known. Too many people to share opinions without backing. It would be fun to see him sign with someone unexpected.

        1
        Reply
    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      5 months ago

      Hate the game, not the player.

      6
      Reply
    • fred-3

      5 months ago

      Let’s be real, why would any young starting pitcher go to the Angels at this point?

      5
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      • stymeedone

        5 months ago

        I’d have to see their presentation in full to answer that. I’m sure they gave plenty of reasons.

        Reply
    • Led Hoyer

      5 months ago

      It’s not that hard. “I am joining the dodgers on Jan 15th, thank for your consideration”. The Cubs can finally move on to plan B. Hope and pray.

      Reply
  7. scottn59c

    5 months ago

    Always was going to be Dodgers or Padres.

    3
    Reply
    • bag o ballz

      5 months ago

      I don’t think he is going to end up a padre with the way that ownership has been falling apart

      3
      Reply
      • Balk

        5 months ago

        Agree, but not confident…you could have an argument about the Dodgers and their development in pitchers also. How many have been shelved due to arm injuries/Tj?

        4
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        • bag o ballz

          5 months ago

          I mean they really have chewed up everyone except kershaw who lasted quite a while and urias who chewed himself up

          1
          Reply
  8. terry g

    5 months ago

    I’ve said all along it’s where he wants to play since all 30 teams would and could sign him.

    1
    Reply
  9. fred-3

    5 months ago

    You’re lying to yourself if you don’t think the Dodgers are the best fit. When was the last time teams like the Blue Jays or Padres developed a great or even good homegrown starter? I’d actually consider the Giants before these teams.

    2
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    • Digdugler

      5 months ago

      Roy Halladay! Checkmate.

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      • Sarge-21

        5 months ago

        Twenty years ago…?

        Reply
    • sovietcanuckistanian

      5 months ago

      for the jays, outside of Stroman, you could argue Romero if it weren’t for his knees, but Hallady is the best in the last 25… and that’s going back to before the millennium flipped. (yikes)

      2
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      • fred-3

        5 months ago

        If you want to talk about All-Star starters, the last for each team:
        Blue Jays: Stroman
        Padres Peavy?

        Reply
      • Dustyslambchops23

        5 months ago

        Those are prospects, which he isn’t.

        Jays helped Ray get a 5 year deal, helped make Kikuchi and Matz valuable, turned Romero in to a premier closer.

        Their drafting stinks don’t get be wrong but it’s not all doom and gloom

        Reply
    • Dustyslambchops23

      5 months ago

      I don’t disagree with this but do you think that development is going to be a top consideration?

      He’s not a high A prospect.

      2
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      • fred-3

        5 months ago

        He’s not a finished product, though. It wouldn’t surprise me if he spent some time in the minors. There’s a reason why he’s asking teams about their player development.

        Reply
        • Dustyslambchops23

          5 months ago

          Yes Fred but would say that jays do have some Pros in that column.

          Reply
        • smuzqwpdmx

          5 months ago

          Pete Walker may be a terrible drunk driver, but he has a top notch reputation for finishing off pitchers who need that last little edge. It’s just that most of the ones he’s helped have been in the majors for a long time before he gets them, because his team has been terrible at drafting and developing in the minors. (Although his most recent success story Bowden Francis had no prior MLB experience.)

          1
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    • Wire to wire 2024

      5 months ago

      You could chalk that up to luck or scouting as much as you could development

      Reply
    • Mets Era Thumping Soto

      5 months ago

      When’s the last time the Dodger didn’t develop a pitcher that didn’t land on the perennial Injured list?

      1
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      • fred-3

        5 months ago

        Same question can be asked for the Guardians or Rays or any team that’s good at developing young starters. Injuries to young starting pitching is an industry issue.

        1
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    • Pete'sView

      5 months ago

      fred-3 — Yes, the Giants have traditionally been one of the Major’s most successful teams developing pitchers, and they’re at it again. Their plethora of young arms have a wealth of talent. But I guess Roki is mesmerized by the Dodgers. I hope I’m wrong.

      Reply
    • stymeedone

      5 months ago

      You’re lying to yourself if you think that was a priority qualifier. Those teams would have been eliminated by a simple Google search if it was. Detroit just had a home grown CY Young in Skubal, but may not have gotten a meeting (but maybe they did?)

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      • Well said.

        5 months ago

        Detroit is the team he should come to. Lots of young players that are being developed. I dont think most guys realize just how deep the tigers minor leagues are. Put him in the pitcher friendly home field with a whole punch of guys his age to play with and lots of training.

        Reply
    • damascusj

      5 months ago

      Ignoring the fact that every dodgers pitcher now has health concerns

      Reply
    • TMQ

      5 months ago

      if that’s the determining factor he would be going to the Mariners

      Reply
  10. CCooper8920

    5 months ago

    They were never in it. He’s going to the Dodgers

    1
    Reply
  11. CC Ryder

    5 months ago

    Raise your hand if your surprised

    1
    Reply
  12. RotiniRick

    5 months ago

    Still a solid rotation without him. Question marks sure, but every team has them.

    2
    Reply
  13. Reynaldo's

    5 months ago

    Minasian bros are so incompetent

    1
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    • Rexhudler86

      5 months ago

      @reynaldo’s. He thought zach was perry, and said I already told him no.

      Reply
      • Rexhudler86

        5 months ago

        @stymeedone. Ok so he had 20 zoom calls with teams, and seven teams went to his agent headquarters to meet with him without players. It’s pretty much known.i could be wrong and you could right or I can be right and you could be wrong. I can be black and you can be white.

        Reply
  14. sufferforsnakes

    5 months ago

    Why anyone would want to sign with any crap hole California team is beyond me.

    4
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    • DerekBellsMoistMoustache

      5 months ago

      I have a feeling a lot of things are beyond you

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      Reply
    • bag o ballz

      5 months ago

      well that is because you are an idiot sir

      12
      Reply
    • User 3240017344

      5 months ago

      Snakes
      It’s because none of the MLB or the 40 million idiots living in California are as smart as you and Sean Hannity

      2
      Reply
      • sufferforsnakes

        5 months ago

        Who’s Sean Hannity?

        1
        Reply
    • junkwax

      5 months ago

      Because despite what people who have never been to, or lived in California say, it’s one of the best places in the world to be.

      4
      Reply
      • sufferforsnakes

        5 months ago

        I live here. It used to be okay. Not anymore.

        Reply
        • Enrico Pallazzo

          5 months ago

          then there’s Arizona where your snakes play. Basically has all the same problems CA has except its way hotter but also has almost nothing going on culturally or entertainment wise like you get in LA, SD, or the bay area.

          4
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        • bag o ballz

          5 months ago

          every place has problems but if California isn’t perfect it gets amplified by idiots with an axe to grind because they didn’t get enough love as a child

          1
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        • sufferforsnakes

          5 months ago

          You’re way too easy to troll. But I’ve enjoyed your meltdown.

          Reply
        • bag o ballz

          5 months ago

          are you talking to me – I am just pointing out what a total moron you are – no meltdown here. It is just sad that people like you exist.

          1
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        • sufferforsnakes

          5 months ago

          Your reply questioning if it’s you I’m talking to tells me all I need to know about you.

          Reply
        • bag o ballz

          5 months ago

          What that I responded to a response that makes no sense, get a life keyboard warrior

          Reply
      • Sarge-21

        5 months ago

        Used to be… not anymore – now Cali is a great place to be FROM…!!!

        Reply
        • The Crow's Nest

          5 months ago

          Any mention of the term “Cali” disqualifies the writer.

          Reply
    • youngliam

      5 months ago

      Which boring, empty and cultureless suburbia are you from?

      6
      Reply
  15. Jimbo_Jones

    5 months ago

    With the exception of the weather Cleveland would actually help him the most to become the pitcher that the Dodgers end up spending big on once he’s a FA.

    3
    Reply
  16. mahalkita

    5 months ago

    The whole baseball world knows he’s a Dodger.. In ten years when a different team wins the world series we can all celebrate together.

    2
    Reply
    • damascusj

      5 months ago

      He’s not gonna be a dodger

      Reply
    • The Crow's Nest

      5 months ago

      So every year for the next ten will be ho hum for you and all the other blue dorks? How not exciting.

      Reply
  17. BrianCashmansBurner

    5 months ago

    In with the first ‘the Dodgers are ruining baseball’ comment.

    3
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  18. John Bird

    5 months ago

    The problem for the Giants is that they never have established a history and a following in Japan like the Dodgers have. They signed the first Japanese player in MLB, Masanori Murakami, in 1964 and have never signed a notable player from there since.

    2
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    • sacball

      5 months ago

      there’s literally a team in Japan named after them with the same uniforms even…pretty sure that counts in establishing a history and a following.

      5
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      • MRSHOWTIME

        5 months ago

        Thank you for saving me the time from typing all this up

        1
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      • John Bird

        5 months ago

        sacball, they had a big following there in the 1960’s. The Giants used to go over and played exhibition games against Japanese clubs in the off season. They haven’t done anything to sustain the connection since then.

        1
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    • youngliam

      5 months ago

      Tsuyoshi Shinjo I believe is the only other Japanese signee the Giants had.

      Reply
      • spooky

        5 months ago

        No love for Aoki?

        Reply
        • John Bird

          5 months ago

          Both Aoki and Shinjo, as well as Yabu were signed originally by other MLB teams. Tanaka is the only player besides Murakami signed out of the NBP. I wouldn’t call any of those guys an impact player.

          1
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      • Ham Fighter

        5 months ago

        The big boss now is his name

        Reply
  19. jerseyjohn

    5 months ago

    We need to just like the Japanese league. They only allow 2 non-Japanese players per team. We should cap the MLB teams at 2 professional Japanese players per.

    1
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    • DroppedThirdStrike

      5 months ago

      NPB does that so it doesn’t get overrun with American players. MLB is open to the best players.

      2
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    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      5 months ago

      How does that help to grow the game internationally here? Why not place the same limits on Dominican, Mexican, Cuban, and Korean leagues as well?

      1
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      • jerseyjohn

        5 months ago

        Bleacher: NPB is nearly equivalent to MLB. If the Dodgers are going to get every top player who comes out of NPB, it will kill interest in MLB. There is no need (presently) for such measure from any other league in the world.

        You may remember that they capped international spending for Latin America for a similar reason, to maintain competitive balance. .

        Reply
        • youngliam

          5 months ago

          That cap is for prospects, not players with professional experience. Six years is the minimum for international players to negotiate for more than a minor league deal, that system is fine.

          I’m not happy to see the Dodgers get all the biggest Japanese players either, but the issue is with the money deferrals which saves one of the richest teams heaps of millions and lets them circumvent paying luxury tax on their contracts. The MLB needs to fix THAT issue.

          1
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        • MuleorAstroMule

          5 months ago

          Instead of punishing the players why not go back to the old system where teams could offer free agent contracts without monetary restrictions? That way, a player could go to the team that wants them most instead of the one that’s currently winning.

          Reply
        • jerseyjohn

          5 months ago

          youngliam: It was an apples and oranges comparison to begin with. There are no professional leagues comparable to NPB & MLB. The point stands though. MLB stepped into the Latin pipeline specifically to stop the Yankees and to a lesser extent the Red Sox from gobbling up all the best amateur players.

          Reply
        • Sarge-21

          5 months ago

          MLB and MLBPA together need to work those issues out between them…

          Reply
  20. carlos15

    5 months ago

    Always a bridesmaid

    Reply
    • claude raymond

      5 months ago

      There will be 28 more “always a bridesmaids”

      Reply
      • oldgfan

        5 months ago

        Huge wedding party for sure.

        Reply
  21. For Love of the Game

    5 months ago

    Tigers. Definitely the Tigers. Yes, I’m kidding. But they should be in the running. Detroit has a vibrant Japanese community, and the Tigers have Chris Fetter who helped develop Tarik Skubal, rehabbed Jack Flaherty, and turned a bunch of also-rans into a playoff staff last year.

    1
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    • stymeedone

      5 months ago

      You forgot how they revitalized Lorenzen, and have turned waiver wire pickups into vital bullpen assets.

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  22. Gumby82

    5 months ago

    Shocked, absolutely shocked I say! Another year of the Giants being played to up the offer the Dodgers will pay. I predict $750 million with $749 million deferred

    1
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    • DroppedThirdStrike

      5 months ago

      This had been explained ad nauseum. You can unpause Comedy Central.

      1
      Reply
  23. BaseballBrewTown

    5 months ago

    He is going to look great in his new White Sox uniform.

    Reply
  24. Candlestoked

    5 months ago

    Much adieu about nothing.

    Reply
  25. MacGromit

    5 months ago

    Padres lit the Palisades fire? Really?

    Reply
  26. TAKERDBACKS

    5 months ago

    No one is choosing san fran cause the city turned awful

    Reply
  27. foppert3

    5 months ago

    Bugger. Was holding some hope.

    Reply
  28. Sabean Wannabe

    5 months ago

    Why is every other team limited to 26 roster spots but the Dodgers are allowed to have 75? Totally unfair!!!!

    Reply
  29. John Bird

    5 months ago

    So far reports are the Rangers are still in. Would love to see Bochy get him.

    Reply
  30. Wrian Washman

    5 months ago

    Yeah baseball has a problem and 29 other fanbases know it

    Reply
  31. Giants78

    5 months ago

    Not going to the Giants? Sasaki’s loss.

    2
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  32. buya

    5 months ago

    This is no news,we all know where he going to.He’s mind where already made up where he wants to go,he’s just another Otani and Yamamoto import playing the role.

    Reply
  33. honalieh

    5 months ago

    Deal was likely done a long time ago. Everything else just for show.

    Reply
  34. JayRyder

    5 months ago

    Dodgers. The NBA superteam has come to MLB. Oh Yeah.

    Reply
  35. HatlessPete

    5 months ago

    And that’s the giants down for the count. But what’s this!? My God it’s Mystery Team with a steeeeeeel chaaaaair!

    Reply
  36. Jerome Pelka

    5 months ago

    I believe Sasaki will sign with San Diego. He has long admired Yu Darvish and Darvish has probably tried to persuade him to join the Padres!
    As long as it isn’t the Dodgers, as the Dodgers are going to ruin baseball!

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  37. KirkRueter

    5 months ago

    Sucks to suck. I haven’t been informed that I am out of the running for dating Sydney Sweeney.

    Reply
    • DroppedThirdStrike

      5 months ago

      I thought you were the last minute Mystery Date…

      Reply

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