Eldridge Demoted, Giants Eye Triple-A Power

0:00It's March 24th. This is MLB News today, powered by AI tracking teams, players and standings. The San Francisco Giants have optioned their top prospect, Bryce Eldridge, to triple a Sacramento after a rough spring training. The 21-year-old slugger, ranked 25th overall by MLB Pipeline, struck out 19 times and 40 at-bats across 19 gangs. Eldridge or Tony Vitello wants him to build consistency in defense, base running and overall comfort at the plate. Despite the move, Eldridge flashed serious power in his final exhibition games. He crushed a 444-foot home run in West Sacramento on Sunday, then launched another with an exit velocity of 103, 0.8 mph at Oracle Park on Monday. These non-counting blasts showed he still got big league pop. Eldridge remains a beat about the demotion, focusing on daily improvement without rushing his return. At his age, he sees triple A as a chance to refine his game and stay ready whenever the

1:02Giants call him up, whether in weeks or months. Teammate Willie Atamey's praised Eldridge's talent to impact games right away. He believes this triple A stint will sharpen the young player's mental edge for the major's daily challenges. If Eldridge sets a rake for the river cats, all eyes stay on his progress as the Giants gear up for the season.