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TRADE SURPRISE: Jung Hoo Lee Ranks No. 7, Giants Have 7 Candidates
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Summary
Heliot Ramos absolutely exploded against the Toronto Blue Jays, launching two home runs and adding a triple in one of the biggest individual performances of the Giants’ season. Ramos has been on a tear since returning, and at this point the conversation is becoming bigger than just a hot streak. We break down what’s changed, what this version of Ramos could mean for the Giants moving forward, and why he continues to look like one of the organization’s most important players. Plus, Jeff Passan released his top 100 trade candidates, and the Giants have seven players on the list. The biggest surprise is Jung Hoo Lee all the way up at No. 7, with Luis Arraez right behind him at No. 9. We break down why Lee is viewed as such a valuable trade asset, whether the Giants would ever seriously consider moving him, and just how active this roster could become. Finally, we look ahead to the MLB Draft and the Giants’ most realistic options, including UC Santa Barbara right-hander Jackson Flora, as San Francisco tries to identify the next major piece of its future.