Giants Spring Training Stock Watch: Which Players Are on Fire and Slumping?

Spring training stats don't mean much, but that doesn't mean they aren't exciting to look at.

In spring training, established players are often working on things and rounding into shape rather than going full bore. Early in the spring, the starters are usually only playing a handful of innings before giving way to minor league players and guys fighting for backup jobs. Thus, there's a lot of noise in spring training numbers, and that's before considering the small sample sizes involved.

The fact that Buster Posey is hitting just .222 means absolutely nothing. Matt Cain's 6.43 ERA is equally meaningless. Given their track records as established All-Stars and key contributors on two World Series teams, P...

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