Sabean, 67, took a job as an adviser to Yankees GM Brian Cashman last January after 30 years with the Giants.
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. – FEB. 18: Brian Sabean, former general manager of the San Francisco Giants, watches the team take batting practice, Monday, Feb. 18, 2019, during spring training in Scottsdale, Ariz. With the 10-year anniversary of their last championship, the third in a magical five-year run, around the corner, the San Francisco Giants’ World Series era is only fading further into the rearview mirror, and now the architect of those clubs says he no longer roots for the organization.
“I probably overstayed my welcome,” Sabean said on the podcast. “I didn’t see the forest through the trees. New regime. I didn’t see as things developed, a path to being wanted and needed. … I was kind of becoming irrelevant and I didn’t like that feeling. I had to move on.” When Zaidi took over, the Giants were coming off consecutive losing seasons, and they added a third in 2019 in Bruce Bochy’s final year as manager. They had traded away prospects such as Bryan Reynolds and Zack Wheeler, and Baseball America ranked them 26th out of 30 teams in organizational talent at the start of 2018.Of Bochy, who’s back in the manager’s seat with the Texas Rangers and in the ALCS, Sabean said, “he didn’t go out on his own terms.
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