Jacob Bresnahan Emerges As Well-Rounded Lefty For Giants
In his first full season in the Giants organization, Jacob Bresnahan showcased a rare combo of bat-missing ability, weak contact and avoiding the long ball.
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In his first full season in the Giants organization, Jacob Bresnahan showcased a rare combo of bat-missing ability, weak contact and avoiding the long ball.
Bryce Eldridge adapted to upper-level pitching while honing his defensive game at first base in another powerful minor league season for the 2023 first-rounder.
The Giants haven’t shied away from having 17th-round catcher Drew Cavanaugh fill in at Triple-A as needed. This year, his bat has caught up to his glove as he hit his way to Double-A.
From humble beginnings to High-A in the Giants’ system, Greg Farone has three key attributes: height, velocity and lefthandedness.
Giants prospect Carlos Gutierrez can run and make lots of contact, and he was putting both skills on display at Low-A San Jose.
The Giants knew Dakota Jordan had power. Now they want to accentuate the 2024 fourth-rounder’s speed and defense.
Sabin Ceballos intrigued the Giants with his power after coming over from the Braves in a 2024 trade. He faces a proving season at Double-A.
Being crowned a top prospect can be a blessing and a curse. The Giants want to make sure Bryce Eldridge is ready to hit the ground running in San Francisco.
Defense and baserunning come naturally to Venezuelan shortstop Diego Velasquez. The Giants think he can mature into more power.
From out of baseball to undrafted free agent to the Arizona Fall League, Giants outfielder Bo Davidson has come a long way in a short time.
The ball sounds different coming off Bryce Eldridge’s bat, and the powerful 19-year-old rose to Double-A in his first full season.
All Joe Whitman needed was mound time to show what he could do. The Giants are giving the 2023 second-rounder that chance.
Drafted in the first round in 2019, Hunter Bishop was making up for lost time after missing 2020 to the pandemic and then 2021 and 2023 to injury.
Low-slot lefthander Jack Choate presents a tough angle for hitters. The 2022 draftee was thriving at High-A.
Young catcher Onil Perez received a confidence boost when a Cy Young Award winner praised his receiving.
Shortstop Maui Ahuna impressed the Giants with his bat and glove this spring after dealing with a back injury last year as a Tennessee junior.
Bryce Eldridge played both ways in high school. The Giants may develop him that way in pro ball, but their top priorities will be getting him at-bats and finding his best position.
The 2023 pickup missed bats at an elite rate and has a bead on a bullpen gig now that he’s on the 40-man roster.
Victor Bericoto put his power and discipline to good use in his best season, one that positions him for winter ball and a pivotal 2024.
Physical righthander Mason Black has checked all the boxes he needs to check to be considered for an MLB rotation audition in 2024.
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