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Bryce Eldridge

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Schedule

Regular season
vs
ARI
Wed, Sep 4
L 6-4
vs
ARI
Thu, Sep 5
W 3-2
@
SD
Fri, Sep 6
L 5-1
@
SD
Sat, Sep 7
W 6-3
@
SD
Sun, Sep 8
W 7-6
vs
MIL
Tue, Sep 10
9:45 pm
ESP+
vs
MIL
Wed, Sep 11
9:45 pm
vs
MIL
Thu, Sep 12
9:45 pm
MLBN
vs
SD
Fri, Sep 13
10:15 pm
MLBN
vs
SD
Sat, Sep 14
9:05 pm
MLBN
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Player Outlook
Arguably the most intriguing two-way player from the prep ranks since Masyn Winn in 2020, Bryce Eldridge is a left-handed slugger/right-handed pitcher whom the Giants selected with the 16th overall pick in a loaded draft class. Like Winn, Eldridge figures to scrap pitching shortly after entering pro ball. Given his massive frame (6-foot-7, 223 pounds) as a teenager, Eldridge will likely outgrow right field and end up at first base/designated hitter. He slashed .294/.400/.505 with six home runs, a 26.2 percent strikeout rate and a 15.4 percent walk rate in 31 games across the Arizona Complex League and Single-A. Eldridge could end up with 70-grade power if he can keep the strikeouts in a manageable range. It's a pretty clear three-true outcomes profile if everything works, as it would be unrealistic to expect such a massive, young slugger to not have some holes in his swing for big-league pitchers to eventually exploit.

Fantasy News

  • Giants' Bryce Eldridge: Rises to Double-A

    Rotowire
    Eldridge was promoted from High-A Eugene to Double-A Richmond on Tuesday. Eldridge couldn't be stopped at High-A, slashing .333/.442/.615 with 12 home runs, 41 RBI, 35 runs scored and three stolen bases over 48 contests. The top prospect will close out the year with a taste of Double-A, which is where he is likely to begin in 2025. A strong campaign next year could position him for his major-league debut in the second half of 2025.
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  • Giants' Bryce Eldridge: As advertised at Single-A

    Rotowire
    Eldridge is slashing .271/.330/.492 with nine home runs and a 26.4 percent strikeout rate in 44 games for Single-A San Jose. There are always going to be some strikeouts with the 6-foot-7 slugger, but Eldridge hits the ball as hard as anyone at Single-A (36.5 Hard%) and has gotten the ball in the air a good amount (39.2 percent groundball rate), which is a great combination. The 19-year-old scrapped pitching before the season to focus solely on developing as a first baseman and figures to get promoted to High-A sometime this summer.
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