Steve Kroner

A 20-year-old lefthander, Corry seems poised for his first taste of full-season ball this season.

Coonrod’s repertoire and bulldog mentality fit best in the bullpen, so that’s exactly where he went after returning from Tommy John surgery.

Hjelle looks forward to teaming up with Giants first-rounder Joey Bart again after their Northwest League association in 2018.

The Giants have high hopes for the 2014 fourth-rounder now that he is fully recovered from Tommy John surgery and has reached Double-A.

The 2017 first-rounder heated up in the second half of the South Atlantic League season at the tender age of 18.

He calls his own pitches. He throws and blocks well. He hits for extreme power. There is a lot to like about Joey Bart.

Spending a summer in Sacramento should benefit the speedy, leadoff-hitting Duggar in the long run.

The 5-foot-10 reliever patterned his delivery after a former Giants ace, and he has used that inspiration to great effect.

The 23rd-round pick has big league-caliber stuff that he is continuing to learn to harness at Double-A.

A simplified delivery helped the lefty reliever master same-side batters in the upper minors last year.

After a rough start to 2017, Tyler Herb found a mental approach that works for him. Now he just needs to find consistency.

A pair of injuries in 2017 led to the worst season of Heath Quinn’s life.

Sam Wolff should reach the majors in 2018 if he recovers from arm surgery.

The top 10 prospects in the Oakland Athletics’ farm system.

Giants shortstop Ryan Howard shares a name with a former MVP, but he must carve his own path to the big leagues.

Giants catcher Aramis Garcia offers an intriguing blend of offensive and defensive skills.

Pitching with conviction helped Giants LHP Garrett Williams break out.

Steve Kroner chooses postseason award winners for Giants prospects.

The Giants will continue developing college closer Shaun Anderson as a starter.

Andrew Suarez knows all about the duplicitous nature of having fine control.