The San Francisco Giants are considering selling players ahead of the Aug. 3 MLB trade deadline, but they are not expected to do a full roster teardown despite a disappointing season, according to reports citing USA Today’s Bob Nightengale. Outfielder Jung Hoo Lee is viewed as a player the Giants are likely to keep in San Francisco rather than trade. By contrast, Heliot Ramos is identified as a possible trade candidate if the team decides to move pieces before the deadline. The reports characterize the Giants’ approach as selective: they would look to improve the roster or recoup value through trades, while retaining key contributors—at least including Lee—rather than rebuilding around an entirely different core. Both outlets describe the same general framework for the team’s trade plans, emphasizing the deadline timing and the contrast between a more stable outlook for Lee and greater flexibility for Ramos.