Can Joey Bart lock down the catcher’s job? Where does J.D. Davis fit in? And how will the Giants round out the bullpen while carrying so many starters?
What the San Francisco Giants lack in star power, they hope to make up for in depth.
, only three behind the Dodgers and Padres — but one effect is that they enter spring with a pretty good sense of the 26 players who will be with them at Yankee Stadium on March 30.The candidates: Joey Bart, Roberto Pérez, Blake Sabol, Austin WynnsManager Gabe Kapler refused to anoint Bart the starter to begin last spring, and he likely won’t this year, either.
After Villar’s monster September, however, Farhan Zaidi and Kapler appear ready to give him every chance to win the third base job. And Flores, another right-handed-hitting corner infielder, signed an extension at the end of last season.
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