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Farhan Zaidi, president of the Giants’ baseball operations division, met with reporters on Thursday afternoon. Among the topics discussed was the team’s catching situation, which does not appear to be a top priority for his office at the front.<\/p>\n
San Francisco Designated Backup Austin Winnes<\/strong> For last week’s assignment, they just Joey Bart<\/strong> Rule 5 drafter Blake Sabol<\/strong> as a catcher on a 40-man roster. Despite a fairly thin tier chart, Zaidi showed that the club is unlikely to add a catcher to the major league free agent contract ( Evan Webeck of the San Jose Mercury News<\/a>). The Giants’ head of baseball operations hinted that Wins no longer has a waiver bill, but he has the right to elect minor-league free agency as an openly player earlier in his career. .<\/p>\n Zaidi said the team hopes to have Wins back in the organization on a minor league deal. there is.<\/p>\n They seem content to head into exhibition play with just Burt and Sabol on a 40-man roster. It suggests that you are firmly holding on to the number 1 job after achieving The former No. 2 overall pick he connected with 11 home runs, but he punched out nearly 39 percent of his trips to the plate.<\/p>\n It’s also a strong confidence vote for Sabol, who has no big-league experience.The 25-year-old spent four years in the Pirates’ system after being selected in the seventh round of the 2019 draft. The left-handed hitter split into Pittsburgh’s top two affiliates last year, and together he batted an astounding .284\/.363\/.497 average in 513 plate appearances. Despite their own very thin catching situation, it wasn’t enough for the Bucks to add him to their 40-man roster. The San Francisco Brass was clearly impressed, as it adjusted the deal for<\/p>\n The fourth pick in the Rule 5 Draft, Cincinnati chose Sabol.They quickly turned him over to the Giants, who sent the minor league pitcher back Jake Wong<\/strong>San Francisco should either keep USC’s product on the major league roster or injured list all season or put him on waivers and return him to Pittsburgh if he’s not called for. The lack of urgency to add a league catcher suggests the front office is confident in Sabol’s ability to hold his own at the big league level.<\/p>\n There are a few free-agent catchers left with potential minor-league deals. Kevin Prawecki<\/strong>, Robinson Chirinos<\/strong>, Jorge Alfaro<\/strong>, Torres Barrera<\/strong> When Lewis Torrence<\/strong> Candidate for non-list agreement.This week’s report focuses on San Francisco Gary Sanchez<\/strong>but that seems unlikely unless the Giants pivot to make a big-league commitment. I’m thinking<\/p>\n \n<\/div>\n