Forever Giants Podcast

The Giants took steps to shore up their bullpen for next season. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Giants reporter Chris Haft discuss what Mark Melancon means to the back end of the bullpen as he looks to be the closer and why Johnny Cueto is poised to have an outstanding season.

The Giants took steps to shore up their bullpen for next season. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Giants reporter Chris Haft discuss what Mark Melancon means to the back end of the bullpen as he looks to be the closer and why Johnny Cueto is poised to have an outstanding season.

Mark Melancon is the new shutdown closer in the Bay. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Giants reporter Chris Haft discuss how this impacts the 2017 team and what kind of production they can expect from their outfielders.

Mark Melancon is the new shutdown closer in the Bay. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Giants reporter Chris Haft discuss how this impacts the 2017 team and what kind of production they can expect from their outfielders.

The Giants have found their closer for 2017. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Giants reporter Chris Haft discuss Mark Melancon landing in San Francisco and why their starting rotation ranks among the best in baseball.

The Giants have found their closer for 2017. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Giants reporter Chris Haft discuss Mark Melancon landing in San Francisco and why their starting rotation ranks among the best in baseball.

Can the Giants add a big name closer to their bullpen this offseason? MLB.com analyst Jim Duquette discusses who could be closing out games in San Francisco and why they want to add a power bat to the lineup.

Can the Giants add a big name closer to their bullpen this offseason? MLB.com analyst Jim Duquette discusses who could be closing out games in San Francisco and why they want to add a power bat to the lineup.

After earning five MVP Awards during his 15-year career in San Francisco, Barry Bonds makes his fifth round on the Hall of Fame ballot. MLB.com analyst Richard Justice makes a case for Bonds and why he has never gotten more than 44% of the votes.

After earning five MVP Awards during his 15-year career in San Francisco, Barry Bonds makes his fifth round on the Hall of Fame ballot. MLB.com analyst Richard Justice makes a case for Bonds and why he has never gotten more than 44% of the votes.