Lee Jung-hoo at MLB spring training South Korean outfielder Lee Jung-hoo of the San Francisco Giants takes batting practice ...

Lee was the Giants' primary leadoff hitter when healthy last season and is slated to see most of his action at the top of the batting order again in 2025. However, he did slide down to the three ...

San Francisco Giants center fielder Jung Hoo Lee began last season as one of the most intriguing free-agent signings in recent franchise history. The batting averages he posted in the Korean ...

Wade played only 12 games (42 innings) in the outfield last season, the fewest he’s played in a single season since joining ...

And Jung Hoo Lee’s collision ... Contact appeared coded in Lee’s DNA, his 8.2 K% and 9.6 Whiff% near the best in both leagues and in the realm of NL batting champ Luis Arraez.

Matt Chapman batting cleanup and Heliot Ramos batting fifth. As far as the first spot in the lineup? It could go to Jung Hoo Lee. It could also go to LaMonte Wade Jr. “I haven’t talked to (Lee ...

Jung Hoo Lee is itching to get back on the field with the Giants, and he won't have to wait much longer. The 26-year-old outfielder, whom San Francisco signed to a six-year, $113 million contract ...

The Giants hit Jung Hoo Lee in the ... Giants do in fact stick Lee in the heart of the order. Lee is as easy-going as it gets and doesn't worry about where he's hitting, and the Giants believe ...

It sounds like he could shift down to the three hole on a more regular basis in 2025, with LaMonte Wade moving up to the top of the batting order. Such an arrangement would ding Lee's runs outlook ...