Thomas Acquisition Reshapes Giants Infield and Outfield Alignment
The addition of Thomas shifts San Francisco's roster construction, moving Dubon to everyday shortstop and creating a LF platoon with Yastrzemski.
The Giants have acquired Thomas, altering their planned lineup construction. Prior to the deal, Jarvis was slated to remain the primary shortstop even upon Ha-Seong Kim's return on Tuesday. With Thomas now in the fold, a Thomas/Yastrzemski platoon in left field is being considered. That shift would open the door for Mauricio Dubon to take over as the everyday shortstop.
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