Jake Lamb

The Giants released 1B Jake Lamb.

Fantasy Impact

Lamb was hitting .240 for Triple-A Sacramento. He'll look to land in another opportunity.

The San Francisco Giants re-assigned Jake Lamb to minor league camp on Friday.

Fantasy Impact

Lamb put together a solid spring, posting a .267/.333/.367 slash line, but he was ultimately re-assigned as the Giants continue trimming their roster. With this move, the team's major league camp roster is down to 37 players.

Jake Lamb (quadricep) will bat fifth and serve as the designated hitter in Sunday’s Cactus League game against the Cubs, per team reports.

Fantasy Impact

Lamb, sidelined since Feb. 27 by a left quad strain, went 0-for-1 Saturday against the Royals—still off the field, his Sunday start as a non-roster invitee from a January minor league pact signals the injury won’t sink his Opening Day bid. Fantasy managers in deeper leagues can monitor him; he’s a low-risk utility stash if he sticks.

Jake Lamb has been shut down until at least Tuesday after being diagnosed with a left quad strain, per team reports.

Fantasy Impact

The veteran infielder, in camp as a non-roster invitee, will get a re-evaluation Tuesday to see if he can resume baseball activities. With this quad issue slowing him down, Lamb’s likely ticketed for Triple-A Sacramento to start 2025. Fantasy-wise, he’s off the radar for most drafts—maybe a watch-list name in super-deep leagues if he claws his way to the bigs later.

The Giants signed Jake Lamb to a minor league contract.

Fantasy Impact

The deal includes an invite to spring training. Lamb will add infield depth for San Francisco heading into spring training.