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The SF Giants like Jesús Rodríguez’s bat and hope that he can eventually fill some time behind the plate. In the meantime, they are evidently experimenting with him at second base, as he has already made a couple of appearances there this spring.
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SF Giants ace Logan Webb has been excellent for the team since 2021 and he is set to surpass a Madison Bumgarner and Tim Lincecum mark in a month's time.
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The SF Giants acquired catcher Jose Rodriguez in the Camilo Doval trade last year and he is already proving that he can play other positions on the field.
Nick San Miguel|
SF Giants catcher Patrick Bailey is one of the best defensive catchers in the game. So far, he seems to be taking advantage of the new ABS challenge system.
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On Monday, young SF Giants pitcher Trevor McDonald made his 2026 Cactus League debut while helping the club secure their third win of the spring. He completed a scoreless frame and flashed a notable bump in velocity. 
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Carson Whisenhunt has turned some heads in camp with his increased velocity on his fastball. That development could be huge for the SF Giants in 2026.
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The SF Giants have a new coaching staff and Patrick Bailey revealed that hitting coach Hunter Mense could end up being the best hire of anyone.
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The SF Giants know the Wild Card race could be tight this season which is why the recent news on Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Merrill Kelly could matter.
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The SF Giants have reportedly added more pitching depth in the upper minors. According to Chris Cotillo of MassLive.Com, they are signing former Tampa Bay Rays top pitching prospect Brent Honeywell to a minor league deal.
Jeff Young|
Over the weekend, Fangraphs published its picks to click list for 2027. Pop-up SF Giants prospect Keyner Martinez was among those to make the cut.
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Spring training is underway and there are a number of former SF Giants players who remain unsigned with the regular season right around the corner.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants have a number of interesting non-roster invitees in camp and reliever Gregory Santos was recently dubbed a dark horse candidate to make the team.
Nick San Miguel|
SF Giants outfielder Jung Hoo Lee is moving from center field to right field this season. So far it looks like he is taking to his new position quite well.
Nick San Miguel|
SF Giants pitching prospect Luis De La Torre put together a breakout season in 2025. The young southpaw pitcher credits hard work and velocity gains that led to a strong summer in the lower minors.
Jeff Young|
Since the SF Giants added three-time batting champion Luis Arráez, the question has shifted to where he would bat in the lineup. On Sunday, Tony Vitello put out a lineup that included many of the regulars, with Arráez leading off.
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In his nine-year career, Rafael Devers has seen his in-zone contact rate go from 79.6 percent as a rookie down to 71.4 percent in 2025. How concerned should the SF Giants be about this decline in his contact skills?
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The SF Giants have a lot of question marks with their bullpen and one of them is what the status of Sam Hentges will be on Opening Day.
Nick San Miguel|
Blade Tidwell knows manager Tony Vitello from their time at the University of Tennessee and the young pitcher dazzled for the SF Giants on Saturday.
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New SF Giants manager Tony Vitello is beginning his first siting with the club. He was not with the organization last season, but hinted that team camaraderie waned as the season progressed.
Jeff Young|
On Saturday, the SF Giants secured a 10-5 win over the Seattle Mariners open the Cactus League. There were quite a few notable performances, but non-roster camp invite Jake Holton recorded the first, multi-hit game of the spring for San Francisco.
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