Roupp’s curveball is good enough to get by with his (mostly) two-pitch arsenal from last season, but a third pitch — especially one with swing-and-miss potential against lefties — would help him get through lineups a second and third time. His changeup looked good on Sunday, too, so you can get greedy.

Giants center fielder Jung Hoo Lee experienced back discomfort but an MRI showed no structural damage. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

Jung Hoo Lee staying healthy and stepping up will be a big part of that. The spotlight may be brighter on Adames, Matt Chapman, and Logan Webb. But if Hoo steps up this year, San Francisco can join a crowded NL Wild Card race.

The news that Lee needed an MRI was ominous because there are only so many blows the Giants can absorb. They don't need to start now.

After missing 10 days of action in spring training with a tight back, San Francisco Giants outfielder Lee Jung-hoo returned with an RBI double against a minor league team.

After suffering a back injury last week in Scottsdale, Jung Hoo Lee returned to the San Francisco Giants’ lineup on Sunday in an Triple-A Sacramento River Cats. The 26-year-old outfielder was scratched from a spring training game on March 15 and had not played since.

The strength of the firmly rooted lower body is loaded into the batting with a cheerful hip-ton. The bat turned sharply when the waist was firmly held up, and the full-strength hit split the outfield in right-center.