Opening Day is still three weeks away, but manager Bob Melvin offered an early glimpse at what the Giants’ starting lineup could look like when they kick off the regular season at Cincinnati on March 27.

After a disappointing campaign in 2024, the San Francisco Giants have a better idea of what type of team they are this year.

San Francisco Giants manager Bob Melvin pauses in the dugout prior to a spring training baseball game against the Chicago Cubs Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025, in Scottsdale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross

San Francisco Giants Manager Bob Melvin breaks down what is making this Spring Training feel so different heading into the 2025 season

Especially when he’s throwing gas and confounding hitters with his new pitch. “It’s not hard at all to get excited,” manager Bob Melvin said with a smile after the Giants beat the Angels, 9-5. Ray’s second Cactus League start was an encapsulation of the left-hander at his best.

Especially when he’s throwing gas and confounding hitters with his new pitch. “It’s not hard at all to get excited,” manager Bob Melvin said with a smile after the Giants beat the Angels, 9-5. Ray’s second Cactus League start was an encapsulation of the 33-year-old veteran at his best.

Manager Bob Melvin told reporters on Sunday morning that left fielder Heliot Ramos is dealing with a minor oblique injury that will keep him out for roughly a week. Ramos, who missed several months with a right oblique strain in 2023,

San Francisco Giants manager Bob Melvin, right, takes the ball from Giants starting pitcher Landen Roupp during the fourth inning of a spring training baseball game against the San Diego

The San Francisco Giants are looking to take their next step back to the postseason in 2025, but they are having trouble filling a key spot in their bullpen whi

Manager Bob Melvin said things are “up in the air” when asked if the Giants are leaning towards having two left-handers in their bullpen. Melvin added that having two lefties in the ‘pen is “ideal,” especially if one can throw multiple innings. Melvin joked earlier this spring that his main criteria when looking at the different lefties is “outs.”

Giants manager Bob Melvin joins the broadcast to share the latest updates from spring training during the second inning of San Francisco's game against the Kansas City Royals on Saturday.Giants manage

Alex Pavlovic breaks down where the San Francisco Giants’ roster battles stand midway through spring training.