Giants' Pitching Staff Ready for Yankees

0:00On March 24th, the San Francisco Giants pitching staff is all but finalized, heading into their opening series against the New York Yankees. Logan Webb kicks things off on Wednesday, with Robbie Raid taking the Mount Friday and Tyler Mollie pitching Saturday. Adrian Hauser and Landon Roup fill out the rest of the rotation, though their exact order is still flexible. The midweek start gives the Giants some breathing room, as they won't need a 5th starter until April 3rd. Managers are opting for extra rest days to help pitchers ramp up after spring training, where none have worked on regular schedules yet. Ryan Walker lets prime for the closer role after pushing for it all off season and getting some ninth inning work last year. He's the top healthy option with that experience. Set up Wright Handers, Spencer Bivens, Tristan Beck, and Jose Butto earn their spots with solid springs and a few saves under their belts. Left-handed relief has been tricky this spring, due to injuries, so Matt Gage is locked in as the reliable arm, joined by newly signed Ryan Burrucky.

1:02That move, hence Eric Miller's back problem, will keep him out for now. For longer outings, Wright Handers, JT Brew Baker, and Carson Seymour are the picks, but those spots might see early changes. This setup positions the Giants well for the Netflix-streamed opener at Oracle Park, blending fresh arms with proven talent to tackle a tough Yankees. Line up right out of the game. Baseball news, powered by AI, this is MLB News Today.