Are the Giants good or bad? Yes.

From Giants Postcards: A San Francisco Giants Podcast by Connor Grossman

April 9, 2026 · 46 min

About this episode

Connor and Kerry analyze the inconsistent performance of the San Francisco Giants, discussing key players and decisions from the week.

Connor Grossman and Kerry Crowley are back to break down a very Giants week—the kind where everything happens and none of it makes complete sense. Have a question you want answered on the show? Reach out at GiantsPostcards@gmail.com. Connor and Kerry try to make sense of a team that looks lost one series and strong the next, and what it says about who they really are. They start with the highs, including Rafael Devers’ long-awaited breakthrough moment — a swing that finally felt like the reason he’s in San Francisco — before getting into the lows, headlined by a brutal decision by Matt Chapman that had Connor seeing red. From there, the guys dig into the bullpen uncertainty, early roster surprises like Daniel Susac’s emergence vs. Patrick Bailey’s struggles, and the challenge of covering a team that feels wildly inconsistent from game to game. Plus, a few early Tony Vitello observations. On today’s postcard: — Devers' biggest home run as a Giant (so far) (3:36) — How do you split time between Daniel Susac and Patrick Bailey? (9:44) — Who sets the lineup, Tony V or the front office? (15:21) — Why did Chapman try to steal second base? (22:05) — Landon Roupp deserved better (28:28)…

People in this episode

Hosts: Connor Grossman, Kerry Crowley

Topics covered

San Francisco Giants
baseball performance
team analysis
player highlights

Keywords

Rafael Devers
Matt Chapman
Daniel Susac
Patrick Bailey
Tony Vitello

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Places: San Francisco