The Giants had 75 spots to play with this spring, and they’ve been busy adding players who might make an impact in 2021. Aaron Sanchez signed after camp started and the front office also added Scott Kazmir to the rotation mix. Jose Alvarez was added to the bullpen and right-handers Nick Tropeano and Shun Yamaguchi are among those hoping to win an Opening Day job.
There were a lot of veterans signed over the past five weeks, but when the Giants put together their initial spring roster, they went heavy on their top prospects. According to MLB Pipeline’s top 30 list, the Giants had their top four prospects heavily involved in camp, and 16 of their top 30 have been at Scottsdale Stadium this spring, taking steps in their development. Here’s a look at how they’ve done.