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SF Giants’ Buster Posey discusses possible call-up for top prospect Bryce Eldridge
SAN FRANCISCO – Bryce Eldridge, the Giants’ 20-year-old power-hitting top prospect, could reach the major league team before the end of the season. During an interview Thursday on KNBR (680 AM), Buster Posey, the Giants’ president of baseball operations, raved about Eldridge’s recent form at the plate.
The San Francisco Giants were once in a position to make a postseason push, but they ended up selling at the trade deadline.
It might surprise you that Posey would take such a clear selling posture, but the warnings have been there for months.
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