On Tuesday, MLB insider Jeff Passan reported that the Giants are ‘aggressively pursuing’ a player very familiar with the Bay Area, who they believe to be the missing piece to their lineup. That player is none other than former Stanford Cardinal infielder Nico Hoerner.

The San Francisco Giants are “aggressively” exploring a trade for a second baseman, according to a report from ESPN’s Jeff Passan.

The San Francisco Giants are "aggressively pursuing" two stars to fill their void at second base, per Jeff Passan.

San Francisco Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey has worked to remake the lineup. His latest targets could continue that transformation.

Discover why the San Francisco Giants should trade pitching prospect Carson Whisenhunt for lineup upgrades like Nico Hoerner or Steven Kwan.

The Giants are ramping up their efforts to add a second baseman, focusing on a pair of NL Central stars. MLB Trade Rumors has all the details.

When looking at the Giants’ rotation, it is fair to argue that they could use a pitcher like Suarez. If the Giants successfully signed him, he would give the middle of their rotation a nice boost. This is made apparent by his stats in recent seasons.

Their latest signing, catcher Eric Haase, agreed to a minor-league deal with the club that includes an invite to spring, and would pay him $1.6 million if he makes the 26-man roster. He also has an opt-out after spring training, per Jon Morosi.