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After hitting mostly leadoff in his shortened 2024 rookie season, Jung Hoo Lee could slide down to the heart of the San Francisco Giants’ 2025 lineup.

Giants manager Bob Melvin confirmed Wednesday that Lee (shoulder) will be a full participant to begin spring training, Justice delos Santos of The San Jose Mercury News reports.

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As far as the first spot in the lineup? It could go to Jung Hoo Lee. It could also go to LaMonte Wade Jr. “I haven’t talked to (Lee) yet, but it might not be the leadoff spot,” Melvin said.

Giants manager Bob Melvin said Thursday that Lee might bat third this season, Shayna Rubin of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

As far as the first spot in the lineup? It could go to Jung Hoo Lee. It could also go to LaMonte Wade Jr. “I haven’t talked to (Lee) yet, but it might not be the leadoff spot,” Melvin said.