Conner Menez

Menez made it to the majors for the first time in 2019, pitching in eight games for the Giants. He struggled as a starter, giving up 10 earned runs in 12.2 innings, but impressed by tossing 4.1 scoreless frames while whiffing nearly two batters per inning out of the bullpen. Although the southpaw doesn't throw heat -- his fastball clocks in at 91-92 mph -- his deceptive delivery and above-average spin rate have resulted in solid strikeout numbers at every minor-league level and a 30.1 K% during his short stay in the majors. However, Menez has been held back by poor control throughout most his his minor-league career, and that flaw reared its head as he posted a 16.4 BB% over his 17 innings with San Francisco. Menez has been a starter through most of his professional career and could reprise that role with the Giants, but he'll need to work out his control issues in order to become a reliable option.