Giants ‘pretty close’ on new hitting coach, make historic hire to coaching staff

Source: New York Post

LAS VEGAS — Buster Posey wasn’t quite ready to name the Giants’ new hitting coach when he met with reporters Tuesday inside the ARIA Resort and Casino on the second day of MLB’s general managers meetings. But he announced a historic internal promotion. Taira Uematsu, whose rise through the organization’s coaching ranks began as a minor-league bullpen catcher in 2006, will replace Shane Robinson in the first-base coach’s box next season.

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