Camilo Doval Trade Yields Promising Prospect Parks Harber for Giants

The San Francisco Giants' trade involving Camilo Doval has seen infielder Parks Harber emerge as a significant contributor. Harber, part of a four-player package acquired from the New York Yankees, initially wasn't the centerpiece (catcher Jesus Rodriguez was), but he impressed in the Arizona Fall League with a .383/.513/.683 slash line, three homers, nine doubles, and a 1.196 OPS in 17 appearances. General Manager Zack Minasian praised Harber's hitting and defensive versatility, noting his .333 average and 1.097 OPS with seven homers in 25 High-A Eugene games post-trade. The 24-year-old, previously in the Yankees' farm system, is projected for Double-A early in the 2026 season, fitting the Giants' need for right-handed power.