With Bryce Eldridge's meteoric rise through the Giants' farm system set to continue in 2025, the rest of the baseball world is well aware of the young slugger's talent. Eldridge comes in at No. 12 on Baseball America's Top 100 Prospects list for 2025, which was released Wednesday and ranks players for their long-term MLB impact, representing San Francisco's highest-ranked position player since Marco Luciano peaked at No. 12 in 2021. "Eldridge is one of the biggest position players in the minors, and his power lives up to every expectation foretold by his 6-foot-7, 225-pound frame," Baseball America said of the 20-year-old. "No longer a two-way player, Eldridge has focused on being one of the best young power prospects in the game."

With Bryce Eldridge's meteoric rise through the Giants' farm system set to continue in 2025, the rest of the baseball world is well aware of the young slugger's talent. Eldridge comes in at No. 12 on Baseball America's Top 100 Prospects list for 2025, which was released Wednesday and ranks players for their long-term MLB impact, representing San Francisco's highest-ranked position player since Marco Luciano peaked at No. 12 in 2021. "Eldridge is one of the biggest position players in the minors, and his power lives up to every expectation foretold by his 6-foot-7, 225-pound frame," Baseball America said of the 20-year-old. "No longer a two-way player, Eldridge has focused on being one of the best young power prospects in the game."

With Bryce Eldridge's meteoric rise through the Giants' farm system set to continue in 2025, the rest of the baseball world is well aware of the young slugger's talent. Eldridge comes in at No. 12 on Baseball America's Top 100 Prospects list for 2025, which was released Wednesday and ranks players for their long-term MLB impact, representing San Francisco's highest-ranked position player since Marco Luciano peaked at No. 12 in 2021. "Eldridge is one of the biggest position players in the minors, and his power lives up to every expectation foretold by his 6-foot-7, 225-pound frame," Baseball America said of the 20-year-old. "No longer a two-way player, Eldridge has focused on being one of the best young power prospects in the game."

With Bryce Eldridge's meteoric rise through the Giants' farm system set to continue in 2025, the rest of the baseball world is well aware of the young slugger's talent. Eldridge comes in at No. 12 on Baseball America's Top 100 Prospects list for 2025, which was released Wednesday and ranks players for their long-term MLB impact, representing San Francisco's highest-ranked position player since Marco Luciano peaked at No. 12 in 2021. "Eldridge is one of the biggest position players in the minors, and his power lives up to every expectation foretold by his 6-foot-7, 225-pound frame," Baseball America said of the 20-year-old. "No longer a two-way player, Eldridge has focused on being one of the best young power prospects in the game."

With Bryce Eldridge's meteoric rise through the Giants' farm system set to continue in 2025, the rest of the baseball world is well aware of the young slugger's talent. Eldridge comes in at No. 12 on Baseball America's Top 100 Prospects list for 2025, which was released Wednesday and ranks players for their long-term MLB impact, representing San Francisco's highest-ranked position player since Marco Luciano peaked at No. 12 in 2021. "Eldridge is one of the biggest position players in the minors, and his power lives up to every expectation foretold by his 6-foot-7, 225-pound frame," Baseball America said of the 20-year-old. "No longer a two-way player, Eldridge has focused on being one of the best young power prospects in the game."

With Bryce Eldridge's meteoric rise through the Giants' farm system set to continue in 2025, the rest of the baseball world is well aware of the young slugger's talent. Eldridge comes in at No. 12 on Baseball America's Top 100 Prospects list for 2025, which was released Wednesday and ranks players for their long-term MLB impact, representing San Francisco's highest-ranked position player since Marco Luciano peaked at No. 12 in 2021. "Eldridge is one of the biggest position players in the minors, and his power lives up to every expectation foretold by his 6-foot-7, 225-pound frame," Baseball America said of the 20-year-old. "No longer a two-way player, Eldridge has focused on being one of the best young power prospects in the game."

With Bryce Eldridge's meteoric rise through the Giants' farm system set to continue in 2025, the rest of the baseball world is well aware of the young slugger's talent. Eldridge comes in at No. 12 on Baseball America's Top 100 Prospects list for 2025, which was released Wednesday and ranks players for their long-term MLB impact, representing San Francisco's highest-ranked position player since Marco Luciano peaked at No. 12 in 2021. "Eldridge is one of the biggest position players in the minors, and his power lives up to every expectation foretold by his 6-foot-7, 225-pound frame," Baseball America said of the 20-year-old. "No longer a two-way player, Eldridge has focused on being one of the best young power prospects in the game."

With Bryce Eldridge's meteoric rise through the Giants' farm system set to continue in 2025, the rest of the baseball world is well aware of the young slugger's talent. Eldridge comes in at No. 12 on Baseball America's Top 100 Prospects list for 2025, which was released Wednesday and ranks players for their long-term MLB impact, representing San Francisco's highest-ranked position player since Marco Luciano peaked at No. 12 in 2021. "Eldridge is one of the biggest position players in the minors, and his power lives up to every expectation foretold by his 6-foot-7, 225-pound frame," Baseball America said of the 20-year-old. "No longer a two-way player, Eldridge has focused on being one of the best young power prospects in the game."

San Francisco Giants' new president of baseball operations Buster Posey was determined to make a splash in his first offseason running the front office. The Giants came away with the crown jewel of this year's free agency class, signing Willy Adames away from the Milwaukee Brewers. It was not cheap, as the two sides agreed to a seven-year, $182 million deal, the largest contract in San Francisco's franchise history.

The Giants were riding high when they arrived in Dallas last month for Major League Baseball's Winter Meetings. A few weeks later, the Giants are ... well, they're pretty much in exactly the same spot. There's a lot of optimism internally about Justin Verlander, but the 41-year-old has been the only notable addition since the Adames press conference.

The Giants were riding high when they arrived in Dallas last month for Major League Baseball's Winter Meetings. A few weeks later, the Giants are ... well, they're pretty much in exactly the same spot. There's a lot of optimism internally about Justin Verlander, but the 41-year-old has been the only notable addition since the Adames press conference.

The Southwestern Athletic Conference announced the 2025 SWAC Baseball Tournament is coming to Birmingham in May.

Before he was formally introduced as the new shortstop for the Giants last month, Willy Adames went down to the field to take pictures. As he walked behind the plate, Adames yelled to two players working out down the right field line. It was no surprise to anyone in the front office that Hicks was playing catch on that chilly December morning. "Every morning I walk in there and Jordan Hicks is working," general manager Zack Minasian said last week.

Before he was formally introduced as the new shortstop for the Giants last month, Willy Adames went down to the field to take pictures. As he walked behind the plate, Adames yelled to two players working out down the right field line. It was no surprise to anyone in the front office that Hicks was playing catch on that chilly December morning. "Every morning I walk in there and Jordan Hicks is working," general manager Zack Minasian said last week.

Before he was formally introduced as the new shortstop for the Giants last month, Willy Adames went down to the field to take pictures. As he walked behind the plate, Adames yelled to two players working out down the right field line. It was no surprise to anyone in the front office that Hicks was playing catch on that chilly December morning. "Every morning I walk in there and Jordan Hicks is working," general manager Zack Minasian said last week.

Before he was formally introduced as the new shortstop for the Giants last month, Willy Adames went down to the field to take pictures. As he walked behind the plate, Adames yelled to two players working out down the right field line. It was no surprise to anyone in the front office that Hicks was playing catch on that chilly December morning. "Every morning I walk in there and Jordan Hicks is working," general manager Zack Minasian said last week.

Before he was formally introduced as the new shortstop for the Giants last month, Willy Adames went down to the field to take pictures. As he walked behind the plate, Adames yelled to two players working out down the right field line. It was no surprise to anyone in the front office that Hicks was playing catch on that chilly December morning. "Every morning I walk in there and Jordan Hicks is working," general manager Zack Minasian said last week.

Before he was formally introduced as the new shortstop for the Giants last month, Willy Adames went down to the field to take pictures. As he walked behind the plate, Adames yelled to two players working out down the right field line. It was no surprise to anyone in the front office that Hicks was playing catch on that chilly December morning. "Every morning I walk in there and Jordan Hicks is working," general manager Zack Minasian said last week.

Before he was formally introduced as the new shortstop for the Giants last month, Willy Adames went down to the field to take pictures. As he walked behind the plate, Adames yelled to two players working out down the right field line. It was no surprise to anyone in the front office that Hicks was playing catch on that chilly December morning. "Every morning I walk in there and Jordan Hicks is working," general manager Zack Minasian said last week.

While the San Francisco Giants have a veteran third baseman in Matt Chapman who signed an extension during the 2024 season, that did not stop them from showing interest in another veteran of the hot corner earlier this offseason. Before officially signing Willy Adames to a franchise-record deal, the Giants showed interest in former Houston Astros star Alex Bregman, who remains available in free agency.