[Mick]

1703008075[/url]']
https://www.mlb.com/player/tj-hopkins-68...&year=2023

The newesr Giant. Well Rivercat probably

Churn baby Churn.

I'm guessing River Cats, to see what they have. He hit .308, OPS of .924 at Louisville. The International League isn't quite the hitter's league that the PCL is, scoring more than half a run less per game than the PCL. So it's a little more meaningful. At the same time, the Giants have a very crowded outfield now, with eight on the 40-man roster (Yaz, Conforto, Haniger, Slater, Lee, Ramos, Matos and Meckler) with Fitzgerald right behind them. Doesn't include Wisely who played 18 games in CF, or Sabol who played 32 games in LF. They're going to have to do something about that logjam. 

And Hopkins is four years younger than Slater. They're both tough on lefties. Slater used to have speed, he's stolen 46 bases in 51 attempts over his MLB career...but was just 2 for 4 last year.

[Mick]

1703008075[/url]']
https://www.mlb.com/player/tj-hopkins-68...&year=2023

The newesr Giant. Well Rivercat probably

Churn baby Churn.

I'm guessing River Cats, to see what they have. He hit .308, OPS of .924 at Louisville. The International League isn't quite the hitter's league that the PCL is, scoring more than half a run less per game than the PCL. So it's a little more meaningful. At the same time, the Giants have a very crowded outfield now, with eight on the 40-man roster (Yaz, Conforto, Haniger, Slater, Lee, Ramos, Matos and Meckler) with Fitzgerald right behind them. Doesn't include Wisely who played 18 games in CF, or Sabol who played 32 games in LF. They're going to have to do something about that logjam. 

And Hopkins is four years younger than Slater. They're both tough on lefties. Slater used to have speed, he's stolen 46 bases in 51 attempts over his MLB career...but was just 2 for 4 last year.