Zack Minasian previews how Giants will approach bullpen rebuild for 2026 season

As the Giants’ 2025 season wraps up this weekend, the team is starting to look forward to the offseason and a fresh start in 2026.Perhaps the biggest question for San Francisco heading into next year will be its bullpen, which went from stellar in the first half to shaky at best since the All-Star break.In an interview with KNBR’s Brian Murphy and Markus Boucher on Thursday, Giants general manager Zack Minasian discussed how the front office will approach their offseason rebuild of that staff.“We’ve shown — and teams around baseball have shown — there’s a lot of ways to do it,” Minasian explained. “It doesn’t necessarily have to be the big free-agent reliever, but then again, it can be the big free-agent reliever. We’ve seen both work. We’ve seen both not work. So, it can be minor-league free agents. It can be in trade. I think it’s fair to say we just want to get more arms, more reinforcements, be open-minded to how we use our own players.“I think we saw Hayden Birdsong early in the year really dominate in the bullpen as a prospect starter. And we put him in the rotation, and I think he flashed it...