Giants Slugger Reha from injuries could solve the first basic problems

The San Francisco Giants knew that their line -up found the level of success of their team during the regular 2025 MLB season.

They do what they can do to keep up in the competitive National League West, where the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres have consolidated their status as legitimate competitors.

But if your offensive falls into a little slump, look for ways to deliver a spark.

The Center Field Jung Hoo Lee has cooled down from its outstanding start. Like the veteran outfield Mike Yastrzemski.

Shortstop Willy Adames shows some signs of life after a brutal start, while Matt Chapman remains a base machine and offers Heliot Ramos 16 extra base hits.

But there are still some massive holes in the line -up that have to be addressed.

The catcher Patrick Bailey does not deliver production on the plate, but is such a elite defender, he will remain in the starting line -up.

His battles in the bat were coordinated by Lamonte Wade Jr., who has a slash line of .150/.246/.252 with a 46 ops+.

Wades' performance has certainly guaranteed a change that could be in the horizon, with Jerar Encarnacion going on a rehab task.

Encarnacion was expected to be the team's proven batsman and brood his hand shortly before the opening day, which required an operation and landed on the injured list.

Since Wilmer Flores thrives in the role, there is no clear way to play the season for the impressive racket at the Major League level.

For this reason, Manager Bob Melvin received work on the first basis, according to Susan Slusser from the Chronicle of San Francisco during his rehab task.

Up to this point in his career, he was an outfield and a hitter with the name. There is a lack of bats to give him these places, and it makes sense to try it out as a corner information to see if you can address one of the holes currently in your line -up.

Flores is able to play the first basis, but the giants want to keep it out of the field as far as possible to keep him healthy.

Unfortunately, this is a short-term solution to get Encarnacion-at-Bats at the Major League level, since the star of the team, Bryce Eldridge, is quickly moved through the system and does not block anyone.

In his career, Encarnacion has eight Homeruns and eight doubles in 190 Major League bats. In 2024 he was solid with a slash line of .248/.277/.425 with five home runs and five doubles in 113 bats, with a 99 ops+being recorded.