Editorial Staff
Steve Kroner
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Heliot Ramos: Giants 2019 Minor League Player Of The Year
Ramos has enjoyed a bounceback season in 2019, advancing to Double-A as a 19-year-old.
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Franklin Labour Shows All-Fields Approach
Labour's video game-like numbers in the Northwest League were the result of enhanced strike-zone awareness.
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Frank Rubio Knows His Role Models
The sidearmer with the nasty slider is an overachiever along the lines of a key reliever of recent Giants lore.
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Giants Remain Patient With Heliot Ramos
Before being sidelined with a minor knee injury, the 19-year-old outfielder was off to a solid start at high Class A San Jose.
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Jalen Miller Carries Offensive Gains Forward
Emotional maturity benefited Miller as he scuffled through his first three pro seasons before emerging in 2018.
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Conner Menez Sneaks Into Giants' Plans
The 6-foot-3 lefty used plus extension to strike out 11.4 batters per nine innings last year and earn an invitation to big league camp this spring.
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Drew Ferguson Always Looking For An Edge
A 26-year-old outfielder, Ferguson is hoping his appreciation for analytics will push him to the majors in 2019.
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Jake Wong Could Be A Third-Round Steal
The Giants believe third-rounder Jake Wong has first-round stuff and mound presence that will shine through in pro ball.
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Seth Corry Focused On Delivery, Mindset
A 20-year-old lefthander, Corry seems poised for his first taste of full-season ball this season.
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Sam Coonrod Thrives In Bullpen
Coonrod's repertoire and bulldog mentality fit best in the bullpen, so that's exactly where he went after returning from Tommy John surgery.
