The Giants, mathematically speaking, aren’t out of the race for the playoffs. They’re six games back of the San Diego Padres of the final NL Wild Card spot with 53 games remaining, and their roster is still talented enough to go on a run. How they go about winning ballgames, though, will look different.

The Giants are sending former All-Star closer Camilo Doval to the New York Yankees, according to multiple reports. YES Network's Jack Curry was first to report. San Francisco is also trading veteran outfielder Mike Yastrzemski to the Kansas City Royals, according to multiple reports. MLB.com's Mark Feinsand was first to report.

It's time for the San Francisco Giants to give up on the Justin Verlander era amid the legendary pitcher's continued struggles.

Yastrzemski, 34, spent six years in the Baltimore Orioles’ farm system before being traded to the Giants in March 2019. Despite making his debut at 28, Yastrzemski established himself as a mainstay in San Francisco’s outfield and played 790 games over seven major-league seasons. During that time, he hit 114 home runs and posted a .768 OPS.

The losing skid has led the Giants to consider trading away some pieces from their bullpen, which has been one of the best in baseball, ahead of the deadline at 3 p.m. Pacific on Thursday. Closer Camilo Doval is also reportedly on the trade block, with several teams interested in a deal.