On Sunday, the San Francisco Giants finished their series with the Los Angeles Angels at Oracle Park.
They were unable to complete the sweep, losing by a score of 4-3.
The Giants will now open up a series (also at home) with the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday night.
Giants Sign 20-Year-Old For $585,000
GettyPresident of Baseball Operations Buster Posey of the San Francisco Giants looks on before the game against the New York Yankees on Opening Day at Oracle Park on March 25, 2026 in San Francisco, California.
Ahead of Monday’s series, news came out that the Giants had signed one of their recent draft picks.
Jim Callis of MLB Pipeline wrote: “16th-rder Dalton Wentz signs w/ @SFGiants for $584,955 ($434,955 counts vs bonus pool). @WakeBaseball 3B/2B, switch-hitter with power, solid arm strength.”
Social Media Reacts
Here’s what people have been saying about Wentz:
Jeff Young: “The Giants have spent all of their bonus pool money (pretty much down to the dollar) with the Dalton Wentz signing. 20th-round pick JP Robertson is the lone unsigned pick from this year’s class (excluding Mikey Bell). The deadline to sign is tomorrow.”
@C2Cbsbl: “Massive get for the #SFGiants They pull Dalton Wentz away from Wake Forest, and used every dollar they had left to do so This is the cherry on top of what is an amazing draft class, Wentz was probably a top 5 round talent”
Michael Monreal: “Massive get in the 16th round for the #SFGiants. Was hearing he was leaning towards signing a few days ago so I’m glad it’s finally official. Pure speculation, but I’d assume Mikey Bell not signing had something to do with this getting over the hump.”
@maddelucchi: “Cherry on top to round out the Giants draft class. Wouldn’t have expected them to wait until the 16th round if they were going to sign Wentz, but credit to Holmes & the staff. Fun high-risk bat to balance the pitcher-heavy class.”
SF Giants Right Now
GettyLuis Arraez #1 of the San Francisco Giants reacts after hitting a two-run RBI double while standing on second base against the Los Angeles Angels in the bottom of the ninth inning at Oracle Park on July 26, 2026 in San Francisco, California.
Despite their talented roster, the Giants have been among the worst teams in baseball.
They are the fourth-place team in the National League West with a 44-61 record in 105 games.
At home, the Giants have gone 24-26 in 50 games.
San Francisco Giants Sign 20-Year-Old For $585,000 Before Brewers Series