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Hosted by Justice delos Santos · sports · EN-US · 34 episodes
Splash Considerations is a San Francisco Giants podcast hosted by Justice delos Santos, who covers the team for Bay Area News Group. Follow him on Twitter/X (@justdelossantos) and subscribe on YouTube (@justice_delossantos). Instrumental by Grammy-winning producer Joey Hamhock (@joeyhamhock on IG), art by Anthony Ananian (@anthonyanimates on IG).
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In the season finale of Splash Considerations, Justice is joined by John Shea of the San Francisco Standard to discuss Mike Krukow's final day in the booth, the Giants' disastrous 97-loss season coming to an end and their thoughts from Tuesday's end-of-season press conference.
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In Episode 34 of Splash Considerations, Justice is joined by Bay Area News Group columnist Dieter Kurtenbach to discuss Rafael Devers being placed on the 60-day injured list, whether the Giants should shut down Logan Webb for the remainder of the season, Jackson Flora's impressive outing in San Jose and Dieter's Studs and Duds for the 2026 season.
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In Episode 33 of Splash Considerations, Justice is joined by Yahoo Sports' Jordan Shusterman to discuss one of the more jam-packed weeks of the season. Jordan and Justice discuss Tony Vitello being ejected twice in three days, the bullpen's historic meltdown and general manager Zack Minasian's comments and Jeff Kent's emotional moment with Barry Bonds. Plus, Justice and Jordan also discuss the state of the Giants' farm system and the very odd middle ground the Giants find themselves in.
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In Episode 32 of Splash Considerations, Justice is joined by Julian McWilliams, the national baseball reporter at CBS Sports and former Boston Red Sox beat reporter for the Boston Globe. Justice and Julian discuss Rafael Devers' return to Fenway Park, how both teams have gone in opposite directions since the trade, and why the Red Sox were willing to trade Marcelo Mayer. Plus, Justice summarizes the Giants' 1-5 road trip and touches on the latest slew of injuries.
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In Episode 31 of Splash Considerations, Justice is joined by the San Jose Mercury News' Dieter Kurtenbach (@dieter) to discuss his latest column on the team, the awkward timeline that the Giants find themselves navigating, the Spring Training-esque lineups that they've rolled out in recent days, the big picture issues facing the team going forward and who's worth watching for the rest of 2026.
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