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Jung Hoo Lee and the Giants' bats are waking up
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- Apr 27, 2026
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Summary
Connor Grossman and Kerry Crowley are back after series win over the Dodgers and Marlins — featuring comebacks that showed both the best and most confusing parts of this Giants team. The guys dig into what’s working, starting with Lee’s surge at the plate and whether he’s the obvious answer at leadoff for a team that still feels like it doesn’t have one. From there, they zoom out to bigger questions about identity: what does a Tony Vitello team actually look like, and are we starting to see any real traits emerge? They also get into the growing spotlight on Rafael Devers. From his struggles against velocity to his lack of availability postgame, it’s not the start the Giants envisioned for a franchise cornerstone. On today’s postcard: — Bailey's big swing against the Dodgers (11:04) — The worst moments of the week (16:03) — What does a Tony V team look like? (26:37) — Can Jung Hoo Lee stay hot? (36:16) — The curious case of Rafael Devers (40:23) Catch Kerry on KNBR and at the San Francisco Standard , subscribe to Connor’s newsletter at giantspostcards.com , and reach out to the guys anytime at [email protected].