San Francisco Giants: 3 Things to Look Forward to in 2019

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - OCTOBER 15: James Hetfield and ?Robert Trujillo of Metallica pose with Lou Seal before Game Four of the National League Championship Series at AT&T Park on October 15, 2014 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - OCTOBER 15: James Hetfield and ?Robert Trujillo of Metallica pose with Lou Seal before Game Four of the National League Championship Series at AT&T Park on October 15, 2014 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images) /
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA – OCTOBER 15: James Hetfield and ?Robert Trujillo of Metallica pose with Lou Seal before Game Four of the National League Championship Series at AT&T Park on October 15, 2014 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images) /

With Bryce Harper signing a lucrative deal with the Philadelphia Phillies, as well as the team CEO getting into an altercation with his wife, it is understandable that some San Francisco Giants fans are dejected.

The Larry Baer debacle is just really chilling and upsetting for a number of reasons, and signing Harper would have given some fans an inkling of hope that the San Francisco Giants would be contenders in 2019.

However, I think we all knew the Giants were more than one player away from being serious contenders this year. So what is there to look forward to then? If the Giants are just going to have another real stinker of a year, why should we watch?

Seriously. Reply in the comments below because I’m struggling to find reasons. Just kidding! I’m going to not be such a negative Debbie Downer for once and am instead going to focus on the things I think will be fun to watch on the field if you are a San Francisco Giants fan in the year 2019.

Some of these things may seem like a stretch, but there are others that I believe are very valid reasons to watch this team. These could range from watching younger players get their start in the big leagues to seeing Lou Seal doing his famous, and probably somewhat inappropriate for children, dances.

This is also serves as a nice reminder that we don’t have a lot to be upset about as San Francisco Giants fans. If you’ll kindly remember, the Giants have won three titles this decade and they have a beautiful ballpark and great announcers and some fun players so let’s all put on our happy faces and take what is likely to be a disappointing 2019 season wins-and-losses-wise on the chin like champs.