Does Buster Posey already have a replacement in mind for Bob Melvin?
are about to enter a new era of baseball in the Bay Area with the firing of Farhan Zaidi and subsequent hiring of franchise legend Buster Posey as president of baseball operations.
Now that Posey is the one calling the shots, it's possible that Melvin won't have an large amount of grace as is often the case across all sports with managers and coaches who were not hired by the current decision maker. That along with the fact that Melvin is only actually under contract through next season combine for what feels like a potentially quick ending to his tenure with the Giants.
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