Grant Mccray
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Sep 26, 2026
AmandaHOST
Paul, looking at the Giants lineup, we have some interesting names.
AmandaHOST
Drew Gilbert in center field, Jonah Cox, Grant McCray, who stands out as the guy the Dodgers will fear most tonight.
PaulHOST
Drew Gilbert has been a consistent threat.
PaulHOST
His plate discipline allows him to work counts, which is vital against a pitcher like Skubal.
Marcus BoucherHOST
So listen.
Marcus BoucherHOST
Casey Schmitt, Jung Hoo Lee, Drew Gilbert, Jonah Cox, Bo Davidson, Turner Hill, Victor Baracodo, Grant McCray, even Harrison Bader.
Marcus BoucherHOST
Tony, that's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine guys.
Marcus BoucherHOST
Is it safe to say that your outfield is ...
PaulHOST
Without him, the Twins are likely using a platoon split or a defensive replacement who might struggle with the ground balls coming to the left side.
PaulHOST
For the Giants, this means their outfielders, Drew Gilbert, Grant McCray, Jonah Cox, might have to cover more ground if the infield isn't holding its shape.
AmandaHOST
And what about the Giants' infield? We mentioned Marcelo Mayer is out, who is starting at second base for San Francisco.
PaulHOST
It's likely Aslaivi's Bissabi moving over, or perhaps Andrew Nisner if they want a better bat behind the plate, but Nisner is listed as a catcher.
AmandaHOST
He's in center field.
AmandaHOST
Who's around him? We have Johnny Cox, Grant McCray, and Turner Hill also in the outfield mix.
AmandaHOST
In the infield, Christian Koss at shortstop, Marcelo Mayer at second base, Brett Harris, and Shea Whitcomb at third.
AmandaHOST
These are young players learning on the job.
AmandaHOST
Without him, who is carrying the load?
PaulHOST
Jonah Cox or Grant McCray in center.
PaulHOST
They provide speed.
PaulHOST
If the Giants can manufacture runs, small ball, bunts, steals, that might be the only way to score against a competent Twins pitching staff.
AmandaHOST
You rely on speed and contact.
AmandaHOST
Jonah Cox, Drew Gilbert, Grant McCray in center.
AmandaHOST
Scott Bandura and Turner Hill in left.
AmandaHOST
They need to put the ball in play.
Eno SarrisHOST
Yeah, Jonah Cox is, is really interesting because I looked at him one time.
Eno SarrisHOST
I said, "Oh, this is another Grant McCray.
Eno SarrisHOST
He's a runner who has no power and strikes out too much.
Eno SarrisHOST
I-- this is, this is a backup," you know? But I'm looking at his graph per game strikeout rate.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
Yeah, not this team.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
So, Grant McCray goes to right.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
Drew Gilbert is in center.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
Jonah Cox goes to second.
Mike KrukowGUEST
I mean, how many times have you seen guys that came up and had u- unbelievable speed, but didn't know how to bunt? And I'll give you an example of it.
Mike KrukowGUEST
When we first saw Grant McCray, he had great, great speed, but he didn't know how to bunt.
Mike KrukowGUEST
Well, he worked hard to become a bunter, and he still has a ways to go, but, I mean, he's taking advantage of his abilities.
Mike KrukowGUEST
And this is something that, that Jonah Cox has realized, you know, that my legs are my strength.
PaulHOST
It creates more space for Lee to work counts and get on base.
AmandaHOST
But what about the rest of the lineup? We have Drew Gilbert in center, Grant McCray, Jonah Cox.
AmandaHOST
Are they providing enough support? Or is it all on Eldridge and Lee?
PaulHOST
That's the concern.
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