Jones Hits Stride After Demotion
Giants outfielder Chuckie Jones struggled to meet his own expectations in low Class A, but thrived after taking a step back (and a deep breath) in short-season.
Giants outfielder Chuckie Jones struggled to meet his own expectations in low Class A, but thrived after taking a step back (and a deep breath) in short-season.
Andy Baggarly picks end-of-season award winners for the Giants system, selecting the Best Player, Best Pitcher and a player to keep an eye on.
After being diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes early in the season, Giants outfielder Adam Duvall has been one of the hottest power hitters in the minors.
Correspondent Andy Baggarly files a midseason report for the Giants, highlighting a Best Player, a Biggest Leap Forward and a Biggest Disappointment for the first half.
For the first time since they made the landmark decision to draft Will Clark in 1985, the Giants spent a first-round pick on a player from Mississippi State.
Shortstop Joe Panik isn't a flashy defender or big bat, but he has already shown why the Giants made him a first-round pick in 2011.
Outfielder Brett Pill was designated for assignment after the 2009 season, but made it to the big leagues in 2011 and his first impression was a good one.
Three years ago at low Class A Augusta, manager Dave Machemer spent a lot of time mentoring young Francisco Peguero. When they were reunited at Double-A Richmond last season, Machemer was able to appreciate just how far the exciting outfield prospect had come.
Already known for his defense, Ehire Adrianza is showing potential with his bat as well.
Cody Hall doesn't have much of a track record on the mound because he didn't start pitching until he was in college.