Giants' Tristan Beck Diagnosed with Aneurysm, Out for Opening Day

The San Francisco Giants face a challenging start to the season as pitcher Tristan Beck's arm aneurysm diagnosis complicates their rotation plans.

San Francisco Giants right-hander Tristan Beck has been diagnosed with an aneurysm in the upper part of his pitching arm, ruling him out for Opening Day.
Beck began experiencing numbness in his hand, leading to the diagnosis after being examined by vascular specialists at Stanford.
The pitcher's treatment options are being evaluated, with surgery likely sidelining him for at least two months.
The Giants' rotation is further destabilized by Beck's absence, intensifying the team's search for starting pitching options.
Manager Bob Melvin and the Giants are considering free-agent pitchers, including 2023 NL Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell, to bolster the rotation.