head to head
San Francisco Giants ⇄ Chicago Cubs
27 trades · by score, SFG came out ahead in 16 of 27. Flip · SFG · CHC
Raynel Espinal and Dixon Machado changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Close to a wash — the margin never reached a full win.
Cash considerations is the whole of what changed hands besides Derek Holland.
Close to a wash — the margin never reached a full win.
Close to a wash — the margin never reached a full win.
Cash considerations is the whole of what changed hands besides Bill Mueller.
Chicago Cubs came out ahead by 3.0 WAR, most of it from Bill Mueller.
Dave Owen and Manny Trillo changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Alan Hargesheimer and Herman Segelke changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Close to a wash — the margin never reached a full win.
Joe Strain, Phil Nastu and Jerry Martin changed clubs among others, and none of them amounted to much for either side.
Close to a wash — the margin never reached a full win.
San Francisco Giants came out ahead by 2.0 WAR, most of it from Bill Madlock.
Willie Prall and Ken Rudolph changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Don Bryant and Dick Bertell changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
Chicago Cubs got 23.9 WAR out of Bill Hands over 7 seasons. San Francisco Giants got 1.1 from the whole return.
5 pieces changed hands and the ledger barely moved.
Cash considerations is the whole of what changed hands besides Bobby Thomson.
Tom Poholsky and Freddy Rodríguez changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
San Francisco Giants came out ahead by 2.4 WAR, most of it from Ray Jablonski.
Bob Bowman and Hank Leiber changed clubs, and neither amounted to much for either side.
San Francisco Giants came out ahead by 11.0 WAR, most of it from Billy Jurges.
San Francisco Giants came out ahead by 3.6 WAR, most of it from Phil Douglas.
Pete Kilduff stayed 3 seasons and was the best of it, and it still came out close to even.
San Francisco Giants came out ahead by 7.5 WAR, most of it from Heinie Zimmerman.
4 pieces changed hands and the ledger barely moved.