Giants manager Bob Melvin made some waves last month — especially in South Korea — when he announced that instead of leadoff.

Every pitcher in the Giants organization hopes to this spring, but when new pitching coach J.P. Martinez thinks of Kyle Harrison’s future, it’s the other veteran in the rotation who stands out as someone for Harrison to follow, and not just because Robbie Ray also is left-handed.

The conversations around Bryce Eldridge early in the spring focused largely on his glove.

The first round of spring cuts included the two best position player prospects the Giants have had in the last decade.

The first Monday of the Cactus League season presented a puzzle that Giants manager Bob Melvin would rather have avoided.

At the MLB Winter Meetings in December, Buster Posey noted how much faith he has in the Giants’ young pitching.

The Giants’ front office made life a bit easier for the clubhouse staff this spring by limiting the number of non-roster invitees to big league camp, but Brad Grems and his crew had a little fun with veterans who planned to spend the first few days getting to know the small group of newcomers.