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MLB·ANALYSIS·June 17, 2026 12:06 AM ET

Chapman Says He Hasn't Weighed Waiving No-Trade Clause Amid Giants Sell-Off Talk

Giants' Chapman stays put as trade rumors swirl.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Jun 171 min read
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What happened: Matt Chapman said he has not considered waiving his no-trade clause because president of baseball operations Buster Posey has not approached him about it, the Giants third baseman told The California Post. Manager Tony Vitello also addressed the swirling speculation. The comments come as San Francisco is reportedly weighing offers on several high-paid veterans before the deadline.

Why it matters: At 29-43 and well out of contention, the Giants are reportedly open to trade offers on Devers, Adames and other high-paid veterans ahead of the August deadline. Chapman's no-trade clause gives him control over any deal, and his stance signals nothing is imminent.

By the numbers: San Francisco sits 29-43 this season, averaging 4.1 runs per game while allowing 4.9. The club has dropped three of its last five.

What to watch: Watch whether Posey opens trade conversations with Chapman or other veterans as the August deadline approaches.

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