[Mick]

The offense is looking really good, from pretty much any angle:

Strong Spring From San Francisco Giants Offense Could Be Good Sign for This Season

From the article: "San Francisco is third in runs scored with 34, fourth in home runs with 35, second in batting average at .282, seventh in on-base percentage at .360, second in slugging at .490 and third in OPS at .850." And has the best record in spring training and the largest scoring differential.

And just for fun, some stats on former Giant misses...

- Aaron Judge, 2 for 16 this spring. $40 mms.
- Giancarlo Stanton, 0.0, no grades at all. Hurt all spring. Soreness in both elbows, will start season on injured list. $32 mms.
- Carlos Correa, 3 for 26, 10 strikeouts, .388 OPS, $33.333 mms.
- Bryce Harper, 11 for 27, no HRs or 3Bs, 7 strikeouts, 1 walk. $27.5 mms.
- Kris Bryant, 3 for 22, .614 OPS, $28 mms., on injured list.
- Shohei Ohtani, hitting .333, 7th on team in OPS, still can't hit Stanford's Erik Miller (5 ABs, 5K's, if memory serves) $70 mms. (most deferred)

and it wouldn't be complete without...

- Joey Bart, 9 for 24, 1.073 OPS, $712k

[Mick]

The offense is looking really good, from pretty much any angle:

Strong Spring From San Francisco Giants Offense Could Be Good Sign for This Season

From the article: "San Francisco is third in runs scored with 34, fourth in home runs with 35, second in batting average at .282, seventh in on-base percentage at .360, second in slugging at .490 and third in OPS at .850." And has the best record in spring training and the largest scoring differential.

And just for fun, some stats on former Giant misses...

- Aaron Judge, 2 for 16 this spring. $40 mms.
- Giancarlo Stanton, 0.0, no grades at all. Hurt all spring. Soreness in both elbows, will start season on injured list. $32 mms.
- Carlos Correa, 3 for 26, 10 strikeouts, .388 OPS, $33.333 mms.
- Bryce Harper, 11 for 27, no HRs or 3Bs, 7 strikeouts, 1 walk. $27.5 mms.
- Kris Bryant, 3 for 22, .614 OPS, $28 mms., on injured list.
- Shohei Ohtani, hitting .333, 7th on team in OPS, still can't hit Stanford's Erik Miller (5 ABs, 5K's, if memory serves) $70 mms. (most deferred)

and it wouldn't be complete without...

- Joey Bart, 9 for 24, 1.073 OPS, $712k