Christian Koss

there's a couple of guys that stand out.

I know Christian Koss has been on the roster for much of the year, but he didn't really get consistent playing time until the trade deadline, until the injuries.

So, you know, he's done nicely since kind of assuming more of a regular role.

And then Trent Harris is looking to bullpen.

So he'd be great for the first half, but then he'll sit for most of the weekend when they're facing righties again.

And one that really surprised me that I would have ever thought of for power, but we talked a little bit about Christian Koss off and on last few weeks out there in Atlanta.

San Francisco.

And he's at 43% 15 teammate events, 3% in 12s.

But I think I know why.

Nope, they're on the road at St. Louis and at the Dodgers' good park.

Yeah, but Christian Koss, I think...

It has a lot to do with the time of year, the heat, that he's got regular playing time.

All right, moving on to Saturday.

No Matter the Cost by Kevin O'Brien was a hitter recap article referring to Christian Koss, who is a rookie for San Francisco.

Had a nice game on Saturday, although really not much else to speak of for his entire season.

But he is getting more run because of the Willie Adamas injury.

Now, he's not a guy who's necessarily even in their plans for next year.

You know, they're pretty well set at third base once Schmidt's back, Chapman's back, and they've got Christian Koss available to play third.

But he is playing for every other team, right? You know, at this point, also auditioning because he's probably not in the Giants plans.

This stuff is all great.

Now, he's not a guy who's necessarily even in their plans for next year.

You know, they're pretty well set at third base once Schmidt's back, Chapman's back, and they've got Christian Koss available to play third.

But he is playing for every other team, right? You know, at this point, also auditioning because he's probably not in the Giants plans.

This stuff is all great.

With Shanahan coaching an offense with Purdy and McCaffrey and George Kittle, a defense with Bosa and Fred Warner, you're just going to have a chance to win every year with those guys.

Are you telling me that an infield with Shea Whitcomb and Christian Koss does not give you a chance to win every year? Because the Giants I'm watching right now, Connor, they would like to counter that argument.

I'm still waiting for my Shea Whitcomb jersey in the mail.

But I want to keep pressing this point a little further.

It's like, oh, my God.

If that guy's hitting two dongs in a major league game, like, am I that far away? With all due respect of

Christian Koss.

I will say Christian Koss, if you see him in person, he does kind of look like a major league player.

So he'd be great for the first half, but then he'll sit for most of the weekend when they're facing righties again.

And one that really surprised me that I would have ever thought of for power, but we talked a little bit about Christian Koss off and on last few weeks out there in Atlanta.

San Francisco.

And he's at 43% 15-team main events, 3% in 12s.

But I think I know why.

Nope, they're on the road at St. Louis and at the Dodgers' good park.

Yeah, but Christian Koss, I think...

It has a lot to do with the time of year, the heat, that he's got regular playing time.

All right, moving on to Saturday.

No Matter the Cost by Kevin O'Brien was a hitter recap article referring to Christian Koss, who is a rookie for San Francisco.

Had a nice game on Saturday, although really not much else to speak of for his entire season.

But he is getting more run because of the Willie Adamas injury.