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Logan Webb's participation in the World Baseball Classic could be a game changer for the Giants, potentially paving the way to lure an ace like Tarik Skubal with some well-placed endorsements. Meanwhile, former first-round pick James Tibbs III, now with the Dodgers, is ready to show the Giants they made a mistake letting him go. The ongoing Cactus League action revealed the familiar gap in talent as the Dodgers took on the Giants, but there's hope with Heliot Ramos embracing his Puerto Rican roots ahead of the Classic. Adding to the mix, the Giants are exercising caution with Rafael Devers and Harrison Bader, both nursing minor injuries. As spring training rolls on, these storylines are shaping up to be more than just offseason chatter.
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Aroundthefoghorn
Logan Webb on Team USA could help SF Giants finally lure an ace to the team
SF Giants ace Logan Webb is pitching in the World Baseball Classic so maybe he can put in a good word with some pending free agent aces like Tarik Skubal.
Aroundthefoghorn
Former SF Giants first-round pick foreshadowed his future revenge with the Dodgers
The SF Giants got rid of James Tibbs III last year in a trade and he wound up with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He foreshadowed his future revenge on Friday.
McCovey Chronicles
Giants do, indeed, Beat LA
Fans have, unfortunately, grown accustomed to there being a gap in talent when the San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Dodgers play each other. And that was once again the case on Friday, as the team’s squared off for the first of two Cactus League showdowns. In a happy change of pace, however, the talent […]
McCovey Chronicles
Giants bringing back Glen Kuiper for some reason
The San Francisco Giants have had an offseason full of puzzling decisions, but none so baffling as this one: Glen Kuiper is returning to the booth to do radio broadcasts. The lesser of the three broadcasting Kuiper brothers (13 years younger than Duane, five years younger than producer Jeff), Glen Kuiper was the primary play-by-play […]
MLB.com
Sporting new blond locks, Ramos ready to represent Puerto Rico in Classic
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Heliot Ramos has officially joined Team Rubio.
The Giants’ outfielder showed up to Scottsdale Stadium on Thursday morning sporting freshly dyed blond hair, a longstanding tradition for Puerto Rican players who get to represent their homeland at the World Baseball Classic.
MLB.com
Giants playing it safe with Devers (hamstring), Bader (thumb) injuries
Ray takes 'step in the right direction' in start vs. LA; Arraez set for Classic