Jung Hoo Lee and Jordan Hicks Make Impactful Debuts in Giants Spring Training

Lee's speed and batting prowess light up the field, while Hicks showcases high velocity in their first appearances for San Francisco.

Jung Hoo Lee shines in Giants spring training debut, contributing to a five-run inning with his speed and batting skills.
Lee, the Giants' new center fielder and leadoff hitter, signed a six-year, $113 million contract, marking the biggest free-agent contract in franchise history.
Jordan Hicks, transitioning from reliever to starter, impresses with his velocity, hitting 100 mph in his debut, despite allowing two runs.
The Giants are optimistic about the dynamic Lee adds to the lineup, aiming to create more scoring opportunities with a combination of contact skills, speed, and on-base ability.
Injuries to pitchers Tristan Beck and Keaton Winn raise concerns for the Giants' rotation, highlighting the need for depth and efficiency from new additions like Hicks.