The Giants’ rotation is now set for opening day. A mix of experience and youth hopes to turn Oracle Park back into one of the hardest places to go and win. Four spots were all but set before spring training, with the fifth bringing interest. After an intense battle, the Giants will have a new face to cement himself in the rotation. As always with a 162-game season, expect the … [Read more...] about Giants Embrace a New Era with Fresh Talent and Seasoned Arms
Giants Plan for Filling the Designated Hitter Void
This time last year it felt like the Giants had their DH set in stone for the next few years. On the trade deadline, though, Jorge Soler was traded to the Braves. Then, we saw Jerar Encarnacion take over the role. With an impressive spring, he looked almost deadset to take the role. However, after fracturing his hand and having to have surgery, the Giants are now looking for … [Read more...] about Giants Plan for Filling the Designated Hitter Void
Why Mason Miller is the Athletics’ Next Big Contract Priority
The Athletics finally added to their payroll this offseason, and closer Mason Miller is a prime candidate for their next massive contract extension. One of the most frugal franchises in baseball, the Athletics have spent some money this winter, making free agents Luis Severino and José Leclerc two of their highest-paid players. But more importantly, they signed Brent Rooker and … [Read more...] about Why Mason Miller is the Athletics’ Next Big Contract Priority
Anticipating the Next San Francisco Giant with a 30-Homer Season
It was 2004, the last time a Giants player hit 30 home runs, three rings, and 20 seasons later, Oracle Park has yet to see the same achievement. The great Barry Bonds hit 45 homers that year, his 12th season in a row hitting over 30 in San Francisco. That was a long time ago; I was approaching my first birthday, and there were still two teams in Canada. Now, another batch of … [Read more...] about Anticipating the Next San Francisco Giant with a 30-Homer Season
Giants All-Star Reliever Looking For Bounce Back Year
Camilo Doval began last year as the Giants closer for years to come. Now he’s fighting to remain in the bullpen. He became known as an elite closer in the sport by making a name for himself with an electric fastball and wicked slider. So much so that the Giants offered him a $50 million extension despite not reaching free agency until 2028. Last year, though, things fell apart … [Read more...] about Giants All-Star Reliever Looking For Bounce Back Year