Logan Webb, Matt Chapman detail Giants' culture shift under Buster Posey

Giants Talk: A San Francisco Giants Podcast

NBC Sports Bay Area

Mlb, Sports, San Francisco Giants, Baseball

4.4 • 630 Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2025

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Logan Webb and Matt Chapman join "Giants Talk" from spring training to discuss how San Francisco's culture has shifted under Buster Posey and look ahead to the challenges they'll face in the packed NL West during the 2025 MLB season.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Giants Talk podcast.
0:09.3	Here's Alex Babovich and Cole Kiper.
0:12.9	I know those guys.
0:19.0	What's up, Giants fans?
0:20.5	Welcome to another episode of Giants Talk.
0:22.6	I'm Cole Kuiper here with Giants Insider Alex Pavlovich.
0:26.0	The long winter is over.
0:28.4	The week is finally here.
0:30.4	Baseball is almost upon us in Giants Talk is ready to rock.
0:35.4	We're going to talk the end of spring training plus Alex and Laura Britt sat down with
0:40.4	Matt Chapman and Logan Webb, the two names you've been waiting to hear on our series of
0:46.3	interviews.
0:46.8	So look forward to those.
0:48.3	Before we get started, though, Giant Stock is presented by Mancini Sleep World.
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0:56.4	night comfort guarantee with the lowest prices.
1:00.1	Just visit sleepworld.com.
1:03.3	Cole, have you shopped for a mattress?
1:06.1	Do you something? Not quite a long time.
1:08.9	I don't think I ever have until a couple weeks ago, went to our friends at Mancini's in
1:13.0	Burkney.
1:14.1	It was delightful.
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