San Francisco Giants We’re about to enter a new era under the direction of the first-ever president of baseball operations Buster Posey after missing seven postseason games in the last eight years.

If anyone knows what it will take to get the Giants back to a place where they can contend for a title, it’s one of the superstars from the San Francisco teams that started the 2010s with a gold medal, winning three World Series titles in five years. It’s baseball season in the Bay Area.

While the team has missed out on some major free agent opportunities in the past, these included: Aaron Judge And Shohei OhtaniPerhaps the new leadership era will change the team’s chances when it comes to accessing the best players on the market.

Many have long viewed the Giants as a strong contender for the free-agent class prize this winter. Juan Sotobut it remains to be seen whether the team will actually land him.

However, there appears to be a definite shift in both urgency and overall mindset from the previous president of baseball operations. From Farhan Zaidi to Posey as new life is injected.

As the Hot Stove era prepares to truly begin, USA TODAY’s Bob Nightengale He says to keep an eye on San Francisco this offseason.

“Buster Posey’s campaign promise to Giants fans? ‘Make the Giants Great Again,'” he wrote. “Tired of all the analysis, platoons and bullpen plays, the Giants are going back to the old school, once again emphasizing scouting. That’s why Posey is now in charge instead of Farhan Zaidi. That’s why Zack Minasian is their new GM. Here’s why we’re looking at what moves the Giants are making It will be fascinating to see.”

As Posey and his new GM prepare to hit free agency, fans are tired of the old and hungry for a must-watch superstar.

Just one big offseason move can get everyone excited for the season.

There have been some dark days in Oracle Park lately, and it feels like it’s time to turn back the clock in San Francisco.

If Posey can find some of the best free agents available, that would certainly be a great start.