After recovering from Tommy John surgery, left-hander Robbie Ray is primed to make a significant impact for the Giants, especially with the loss of another left-hander, Blake Snell. Ray is expected to slot in as the number two starter behind Logan Webb, injury permitting. The Giants acquired Ray in a trade that sent outfielder Mitch Haniger and right-hander Anthony DeSclafani … [Read more...] about The Giants Hope Former Cy Young Winner Can Make a Difference
Young Arms Looking to Make an Impact in the Giants Rotation
Since Buster Posey took over as president of baseball operations, one thing has been clear: he believes in the young and exciting group of pitchers within the Giants’ system. Even after pursuing Corbin Burnes, his stance hasn’t changed—Posey and the organization trust these pitchers. The rotation already boasts a solid, if injury-prone, foundation with experienced arms like … [Read more...] about Young Arms Looking to Make an Impact in the Giants Rotation
Anticipation Grows for the Giants’ Premier Prospect This Spring
The Giants’ first-round pick in 2023 Bryce Eldridge has rapidly risen through the minors. Many fans hope he may even have an important part to play this year. His performance in spring training should give us a good idea whether he can. Anticipation Grows for the Giants’ Premier Prospect This Spring Drafted 16th overall from James Maddison High School, the 20-year-old was … [Read more...] about Anticipation Grows for the Giants’ Premier Prospect This Spring
SF Giants Name Reliable Ace as Opening Day Starter
It comes as no surprise that the San Francisco Giants have named Logan Webb as their Opening Day starter for the fourth consecutive season. Last season for the Giants, Webb sported a 13-10 record with a 3.47 ERA with 172 strikeouts across 204.2 innings pitched. Webb has been the Giants’ durable starter and earned his first All-Star selection last season. He has been a reliable … [Read more...] about SF Giants Name Reliable Ace as Opening Day Starter
Athletics Enter Extension Talks with Breakout Outfielder
Lawrence Butler won’t hit free agency until after the 2029 season and isn’t arbitration-eligible until 2026. Still, the Athletics are wasting no time entering extension talks with the outfielder after his breakout 2024 campaign. After one of the more active offseasons in recent years, extending Butler would secure a big part of the Athletics future. Athletics to Enter Extension … [Read more...] about Athletics Enter Extension Talks with Breakout Outfielder