Another day, another dramatic shake-up in the San Francisco Giants’ roster that’s about to send local baseball fans into a total emotional spiral.

In a trade that feels like a breakup announcement, the Giants have officially parted ways with long-time reliever Tyler Rogers, shipping him off to the New York Mets in exchange for three fresh faces: pitchers Blake Tidwell and José Butto, plus outfielder Drew Gilbert.

A Farewell to a Giants Legend

Rogers, who’s been a Giants staple for seven impressive seasons, is leaving behind a legacy that’s nothing to sneeze at. With a killer 2.79 ERA and 296 strikeouts, he’s been low-key carrying the team’s relief pitching game since his debut.

What’s Next for the Giants?

Now, the rumor mill is churning with whispers that more roster changes might be coming. Insider sources suggest closer Camilo Doval could also be on the trading block, which has fans collectively holding their breath.

The New Blood

The Mets aren’t just sending any random players - these are some promising talents. Tidwell, a 24-year-old pitching prospect, and Butto, a major-league reliever, are joining the Giants’ ranks. Gilbert, another 24-year-old, brings some serious batting potential with a .255 average and 14 home runs this season.

Let the rebuilding era begin, San Francisco!