Sound the Foghorn Podcast on the SF Giants

In this week's episode of Sound the Foghorn, host Marc Delucchi (@maddelucchi) is joined by There R Giants creator and writer Roger Munter (@rog61) to talk about the SF Giants prospects and early-season minor-league trends.

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Marc discusses the continued struggles in the Giants bullpen. He explains why he believes improvement is coming soon. He dives into how Logan Webb could become the unit's secret weapon, what other upper minor-league arms could offer reinforcements, and details why he thinks Camilo Doval and Jake McGee still can be pivotal pieces in the team's success.

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Intro: Pure Adrenaline by Eddy
Outro: Picture Perfect by Yung Kartz

Melissa Lockard joins the podcast to chat about the start of the minor-league season and some prospects making strong first impressions in 2021. Lockard is a staff writer & editor for The Athletic MLB, where she produces great Giants and A’s content with a particular focus on the organizations’ farm systems. Make sure to follow Melissa on Twitter @melissalockard and subscribe to The Athletic if you are interested in her work.

Sound the Foghorn is FanSided’s flagship SF Giants podcast hosted by Around the Foghorn co-site expert Marc Delucchi. A new episode comes every week (typically every Sunday) with a different guest to offer their own perspective and analysis of the Giants, other happenings around professional baseball, and beyond.

Make sure to like, follow, subscribe, and leave those five-star reviews. If you leave a five-star review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, make sure to include a question in your comment. It will be answered on a future episode by Marc and his guest.

Intro: Pure Adrenaline by Eddy
Outro: Picture Perfect by Yung Kartz

Marc discusses the SF Giants' path to the best record in Major League Baseball through more than a month of the regular season. He gets at why he believes the Giants are not a flukey team and dives into the depth throughout the roster and at Triple-A.

Intro: Pure Adrenaline by Eddy
Outro: Picture Perfect by Yung Kartz

In this week's episode of Sound the Foghorn, Marc Delucchi (@maddelucchi) is joined by the host of the Locked on Padres podcast Javier Reyes. They discuss the SF Giants victories over San Diego in the first two games of the series, what to make of the Giants hot start, ponder the peculiar injury trends in San Diego, and much more.

Intro: Pure Adrenaline by Eddy
Outro: Picture Perfect by Yung Kartz

This week, Marc talks about the organization's recent trade with the New York Yankees that sent left-handed pitcher Wandy Peralta to the Bronx in exchange for outfielder Mike Tauchman. He touches on the continued dominance of the starting rotation and Buster Posey's renaissance, but also dives into the implications of Tommy La Stella's hamstring injury, how the organization can promote from within to replace him, and what choices they will have to make as the season goes on.

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Intro: Pure Adrenaline by Eddy
Outro: Picture Perfect by Yung Kartz

The SF Giants are 14-8 to start the season and have the second-best record in the National League. Marc Delucchi dives into the starting rotation's surprising dominance and why fans have reason to believe Logan Webb has taken a step forward in his development. He also discusses the impact of growing injuries, Mike Yastrzemski's slow start, and more.

Make sure to keep up with all the latest SF Giants news and rumors by following @roundthefoghorn or @maddelucchi on Twitter.

Intro: Pure Adrenaline by Eddy
Outro: Picture Perfect by Yung Kartz

Therese Viñal joins the podcast to discuss with Marc her early takeaways from the Giants season. They dive into each facet of the roster: bullpen, lineup, and starting rotation, and discuss how their expectations for each group have shifted over the first four games. They also address what they are hoping to see from the franchise this year.

Viñal is a co-host of Triples Alley on NBC Sports Bay Area and a Giants reporter for NBCSBA as well. She also is the co-host of an SF Giants podcast of her own, Shelter On Base, alongside Cole Kuiper, Carmen Kiew, and Anthony Garcia.  You can keep up with work by following her on Twitter @ThereseVinal.

Intro: Pure Adrenaline by Eddy
Outro: Picture Perfect by Yung Kartz

The SF Giants dropped their first series of the season against the Seattle Mariners. Marc has some takeaways from manager Gabe Kapler's lineups that could mean more playing time for Donovan Solano and Austin Slater. He also dives into his thoughts on the bullpen's implosion in their heartbreaking 8-7 loss on Opening Day and why he does not blame Kapler. Still, he dives into two places where he wishes Kapler changed his approach to managing a bullpen and explains why they could help the team have more success.

Intro: Pure Adrenaline by Eddy
Outro: Picture Perfect by Yung Kartz

This week, Marc makes a special announcement, talks about the team's Opening Day roster, where it's strongest, weakest, and what it could mean about the president of baseball operations, Farhan Zaidi's, view of the organization. He also explains why he's become far more optimistic about the Giants' starting rotation and gives a sneak preview into a piece that will be released later this week. Finally, he gets into the team's strange dearth of strong defenders up-the-middle and what it might mean about the front-office's priorities.

Intro: Pure Adrenaline by Eddy
Outro: Picture Perfect by Yung Kartz