Bochy won’t be back with the Giants, per Posey, who says the door is open for a role but not likely with Bochy. San Francisco pivots to a modern, win-now plan under Posey’s lead baseball operations, vetting manager candidates while keeping a star-studded roster in place. The front office shift follows Melvin’s firing, with Bochy’s Hall of Fame pedigree and Rangers glory still in play as context for the Giants’ next move.

San Francisco searches for a new managerial voice after Bob Melvin's dismissal, with Posey steering the process and calling for a high-standard, detail-focused leader. Bruce Bochy's possible return looms as a hiring option while the Giants aim to rebound to the playoffs; veteran support for Melvin contrasts with leadership drift as the organization weighs its next era.

Bob Melvin was fired by the Giants after an 81-81 season, ending a two-year run at 161-163. San Francisco pivots to leadership with Posey steering baseball ops and speculation that Bruce Bochy could return. The Giants boast a core around Adames, Chapman, and Devers, plus Bryce Eldridge’s September debut, with Logan Webb headlining a rotation that could include Robbie Ray. The hire window is real, and the window to postseason contention remains open.

The San Francisco Giants fired Bob Melvin after two turbulent seasons, ending a homecoming that began with optimism and a massive payroll push. A midseason surge gave way to a brutal July–August collapse, leaving the club at 81-81 and outside the postseason. Posey cited underperformance and leadership needs, signaling a fresh direction as the Giants search for a new skipper amid a pattern of recent managerial turnover.