The Giants just made one of their best “under-the-radar” additions of the offseason – hiring Ron Washington as their major league infield coach (and possibly third base coach) – and it might end up being as impactful as any player move they make. Today we break down what he brings to San Francisco, how Tony Vitello pushed for him, and why having both Washington and Ron Wotus in the same organization is a massive win for Rafael Devers, Bryce Eldridge, and the entire infield group. We also look at Buster Olney’s note that Max Scherzer could eventually reunite with his good friend Vitello in San Francisco, and whether that’s a realistic “big name” outcome or just wishful thinking. Then we ask: should the Giants be in on Luis Arraez at 2 years, $30 million as a pure bat-to-ball table setter in this era… or is he the wrong skillset at the wrong time? Plus, we close with a look ahead to Sunday’s Contemporary Era Hall of Fame vote on Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens – who’s on the committee, what they’re actually voting on, and why this might be their last real chance to stay in the conversation. Coaching super-team, sneaky veteran targets, and Hall of Fame drama all in one episode.