Giants Debut New Manager, Vitello, Against Yankees

0:00It's March 25th. This is MLB News today baseball coverage powered by AI. The San Francisco Giants have locked in their opening day roster for the series against the New York Yankees. They added outfielder, Jared Aliva, from non-Roster in Vides, which required waving Luis Matoes to make room on the 40-man roster. Aliva earned his spot with a strong spring showing, including solid hitting, a home run, nine runs batted in, and 14 stolen bases over 20. Games. Earlier this week, the team optioned a couple of pitchers from last year's bullpen to finalize their 13-man staff. They cleared things up for the relievers, with starters like Logan Webb, Robbie Ray, and new addition Tyler Mahal leading the way. The position player's feature a mix of veterans in the infield and outfield plus a bench ready to provide speed and depth off the bench. Fans are buzzing about the debut of new manager Tony Vitelo, who brings zero professional baseball experience as a player or coach.

1:00Hired by Buster Posey, after last season's shake-up, Vitelo transformed Tennessee's college program, winning the men's college world series in 20. Twenty-four, with the record's 60 victories, his fresh approach has everyone curious about how it'll play out in the majors. The rotation kicks off Wednesday at 5.05 pm, Pacific against the Yankees, streaming exclusively on Netflix as part of their new three-year. Still with Major League Baseball, Robbie Ray follows on Friday, with Molly closing the weekend set on Saturday. All eyes will be on how Vitelo's squad gels right out of the gate in this high-profile