Baseball season’s about to get spicy in San Francisco, and the Giants are ready to shake things up faster than a Bay Area startup pivot.

The team’s leadership, led by GM Zack Minasian and new manager Tony Vitello, is on a mission to patch up more holes than a Mission District vintage jacket. With a roster that’s looking thinner than a tech bro’s resume, they’re eyeing some serious talent upgrades across pitching, outfield, and bench depth.

Pitching Panic Mode

The Giants need starting pitchers like techies need cold brew. They’re hunting for at least two solid arms to join Logan Webb and Robbie Ray, with potential targets like Dylan Cease, Framber Valdez, and even a potential international import from Japan, Tatsuya Imai.

Outfield Makeover

Kyle Tucker’s looking like the golden ticket – a lefty bat with power, speed, and a Gold Glove that could seriously upgrade their outfield defense. But the team’s being cautious about long-term commitments, balancing potential signings with their existing roster.

Depth is the New Black

After last season’s performance left much to be desired, the Giants are all about building depth. From backup catchers to utility players, they’re leaving no stone unturned in their quest to create a more resilient team.

With legends like Dusty Baker and Bruce Bochy providing sage advice, this roster reset might just be the spark the Giants need to reignite their championship dreams.