[Giants]

In other news, Heliot Ramos hit a 460 ft Home Run.

OF, you need to google Randy Elliott.    Seriously, Ramos is definitely a key piece of the Giants’ future but he will probably spend this year playing in Richmond and/or Sacramento.

Randy Elliott.  I think he hit about .450 that spring.  About .220 in the regular season. Then gone.

Big difference is Ramos is a top prospect and 21.  Still, I suspect you are right.  He will play most of the year in Richmond and/or Sac.  He, maybe more than any other Giant prospect, suffered from no minor leagues last year. 450- 500 plate appearances at AA would have made a difference.

I am hoping he makes the Giants decision on him coming North a little difficult.  Giants are very short on right handed hitting outfielders. Particularly with Slater hurt.  Again. He just can’t stay on the field.  It must be very frustrating for him.  

On the negative side prospect wise, Luciano is struggling.  To say the least. He is having a hard time making contact.  But he’s 19.  He may be at SJ this year.  I think they still have SJ as their High A affiliate.

Edit:  SJ is now low-A. High A is In Eugene.

Luciano - San Jose with a bump to Eugene and maybe Richmond.  Quite frankly, I think following the Giants minor league teams will be a lot of fun this summer.  Kinda like when Posey, Crawford and Bum played together in San Jose many years ago...

[Giants]

In other news, Heliot Ramos hit a 460 ft Home Run.

OF, you need to google Randy Elliott.    Seriously, Ramos is definitely a key piece of the Giants’ future but he will probably spend this year playing in Richmond and/or Sacramento.

Randy Elliott.  I think he hit about .450 that spring.  About .220 in the regular season. Then gone.

Big difference is Ramos is a top prospect and 21.  Still, I suspect you are right.  He will play most of the year in Richmond and/or Sac.  He, maybe more than any other Giant prospect, suffered from no minor leagues last year. 450- 500 plate appearances at AA would have made a difference.

I am hoping he makes the Giants decision on him coming North a little difficult.  Giants are very short on right handed hitting outfielders. Particularly with Slater hurt.  Again. He just can’t stay on the field.  It must be very frustrating for him.  

On the negative side prospect wise, Luciano is struggling.  To say the least. He is having a hard time making contact.  But he’s 19.  He may be at SJ this year.  I think they still have SJ as their High A affiliate.

Edit:  SJ is now low-A. High A is In Eugene.

Luciano - San Jose with a bump to Eugene and maybe Richmond.  Quite frankly, I think following the Giants minor league teams will be a lot of fun this summer.  Kinda like when Posey, Crawford and Bum played together in San Jose many years ago...