Bryce Eldridge is NOT in the Giants lineup again [zsT2E6zVX29]
The SF Giants called up their No. 1 prospect Bryce Eldridge, watched him go 2-for-4 against a right-hander in a hitter's park in Arizona — and then sat him the very next night. The guys are confused, frustrated, and asking the question every Giants fan is screaming right now: why? With Heliot Ramos and Jung Ho Lee already out of the lineup injured, the roster crunch excuse is officially off the table. Casey Schmitt can play the outfield. The path is clear. And yet Bryce Eldridge watches from the bench while Will Brennan and Drew Gilbert take his spot. The hosts break down why every baseball reason you can construct still doesn't add up — and why Buster Posey's "patient" answer to the media no longer holds water now that the logjam has cleared. A caller chimes in to share exactly how Giants fans feel — and a comparison to how Arizona has handled their own young phenom Ryan Waldschmidt makes the Giants' decision look even more puzzling. Topics covered: Bryce Eldridge benched despite hitting 2-for-4 the night before Why the roster crunch excuse no longer works Buster Posey's response to the Eldridge situation — and why it's outdated Daniel Susac, Casey Schmitt, and the positional flexibility problem Tony Vitello's lineup logic under fire Ryan Waldschmidt vs. Bryce Eldridge — different franchises, different approaches Caller Chris from Sonoma announces he's watching the Knicks instead Do you think the Giants are mishandling Bryce Eldridge's development? Drop your take in the comments. 0:00 – Bryce Eldridge Benched — The Hosts React 1:35 – Breaking Down the Giants' Lineup Decision 5:10 – Buster Posey Weighed In — But Things Have Changed 11:00 – Two Quarterbacks? A New Comparison 13:43 – Caller Chris from Sonoma Has Had Enough Download the Audacy app to never miss any of your favorite 957 The Game content: Listen live: Visit our website: Subscribe on Twitch: Follow us on Twitter: Like us on Facebook: Follow us on Instagram: Join our Newsletter: