Buster Posey detailed how his friendships with San Francisco Giants players impacted his first MLB trade deadline as an executive.

The San Francisco Giants were once in a position to make a postseason push, but they ended up selling at the trade deadline.

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.

It might surprise you that Posey would take such a clear selling posture, but the warnings have been there for months.

Adrift in the standings, the San Francisco Giants broke up an elite bullpen and traded a beloved outfielder at the MLB trade deadline. Now they have to figure out where to go from here.

The San Francisco Giants didn’t make the splashiest moves at the trade deadline, but according to Buster Posey, they were more than enough to help the team.

Buster Posey joined the latest "Giants Talk" and shared that he is trying to wrap his head around San Francisco's July collapse.

San Francisco Giants players did little to hide their shock after the club opted to sell at the MLB trade deadline despite acquiring Rafael Devers back in June

Former catcher turned San Francisco Giants President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey explains the team's MLB trade deadline strategy.

President of baseball operations Buster Posey was hoping he could be a buyer ahead of the first trade deadline in his new role with the SF Giants. Alas, the team had to be a seller, and Posey did what Farhan Zaidi never could.