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  • SF Right Fielder #53
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    Wade Meckler went 2-for-4 with a homer and a walk for Triple-A Sacramento on Saturday,
    Meckler struggled with a wrist injury over the early part of the season, but since rejoining Sacramento on Aug. 1, he’s hit .312/.358/.544 with six homers in 148 plate appearances. It’d probably take an injury to get him a look in the majors at this point, but depending on what happens this winter, he could be in the mix for a spot in the Giants outfield next spring.
  • SF Right Fielder #53
    Wade Meckler is still weeks away from returning from a sprained wrist that has sidelined him since the spring.
    Meckler, who made his major league debut with the Giants last season, wasn’t viewed as a candidate to make the team this spring, but given the team’s outfield injuries, he’d probably be up now if he were healthy. Instead, he’s yet to play this year and probably won’t be a major league option until the second half.
  • SF Outfielder
    The Giants optioned OF Wade Meckler to Triple-A Sacramento; reassigned LHP Carson Whisenhunt, RHP Tommy Romero, INF Donovan Walton, OFs Trenton Brooks and Yoshi Tsutsugo to minor league camp.
    Meckler had an outside chance at making the club’s 27-man Opening Day roster, but he still showed promise during his time at spring camp. In his 13 games, the 23-year-old slashed .423/.483/.577 with two doubles, one triple and nine RBI. He’ll continue to develop at the Triple-A level where he posted a .965 OPS across 24 games last season. Whisenhunt is one of the top pitching prospects in baseball and figures to make an impact for fantasy managers down the road.
  • SF Outfielder
    Wade Meckler went 3-for-4 with three RBI in Monday’s game versus the Royals.
    The 23-year-old’s impressive Spring Training continues. In his 12 spring games, Meckler is 11-for-25 (.440 AVG) with nine RBI and has struck out just three times. Last season, Meckler struggled in the big leagues slashing just .232/.328/.250 with 64 plate appearances. It’s unlikely he’ll be with San Francisco for Opening Day, but he’s showing improvements from his 2023 campaign.
  • SF Outfielder
    Giants optioned OF Wade Meckler to Triple-A Sacramento.
    Meckler was a terrific minor league player this season and still looks like a very good get as an eighth-round pick in the 2022 draft, but the 23-year-old showed little ability to hit the ball hard in the majors. In fact, the 33 balls he put in play averaged 81.4 mph off the bat and topped out at 99.7 mph. Triple-A is where he belongs right now.
  • SF Outfielder
    Wade Meckler smacked an RBI double on Monday, lifting the Reds to a 4-1 victory over the Reds.
    Meckler came off the bench in the fourth inning and wound up reaching base safely in a pair of plate appearances, including a sixth-inning RBI double to right field off Reds reliever Derek Law to give the Giants a commanding four-run lead at the time. The 23-year-old rookie outfielder appears to have put his early struggles in the rearview mirror, notching seven hits in just 17 at-bats over the past week.
  • SF Outfielder
    Wade Meckler went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts against the Phillies in the loss Monday.
    Meckler is also going to find himself on highlight reels in a bad way, badly botching the fly that led to Bryce Harper’s inside-the-park homer. He could have caught the fly if he had judged it better off the bat, and he dropped the ball twice while trying to pick it up off the ground. Meckler, who was promoted last week after just 92 minor league games in the year since he was drafted, is 3-for-21 with 13 strikeouts at the plate.
  • SF Outfielder
    Giants selected the contract of OF Wade Meckler from Triple-A Sacramento.
    It’s the first trip to the show for the 23-year-old outfielder. He slashed an astounding .379/.463/.522 with five homers, 46 RBI and six swipes in 294 plate appearances across three minor league levels — so he’s certainly earned an opportunity to see if he can continue that torrid hitting against big league pitching. He’ll become the fourth player from the 2022 draft class to make his big league debut — joining a trio of Angels (Zach Neto, Ben Joyce and Victor Mederos).
  • SF Outfielder
    Jeff Passan of ESPN reports that the Giants plan to promote Wade Meckler from Triple-A Sacramento prior to Monday’s game against the Rays.
    Meckler, 23, was an eighth-round pick of the Giants from the 2022 draft class. He has blazed through three minor league levels this season — slashing an absolutely absurd .379/.463/.522 with five homers, 46 RBI, six stolen bases (in 10 attempts) and a 43/39 K/BB ratio over 294 plate appearances between High-A Eugene, Double-A Richmond and Triple-A Sacramento.