The San Francisco Giants have done a wonderful job of addressing their rotation needs, now they must look to improving their bullpen in order to succeed.
Johanna Bear
About Johanna Bear
Mount Holyoke College Class of 2020 - Reads, writes, talks about the Giants. Can be found figure skating, acting in Shakespearean dramas, playing violin, or watching (and ranting about) baseball. "You can't spell fundamentals without fun, but you can use the letters in fundamentals to spell sandman flute!" - Hunter Pence
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