Once an outcast, Luis Arraez looks like an All-Star with Giants
Luis Arraez has transformed his defensive skills while playing for the San Francisco Giants, becoming a standout player at second base. Under the guidance of coach Ron Washington, Arraez has improved significantly, ranking among the top defenders in Major League Baseball. His journey from being seen as a liability to an All-Star candidate highlights his dedication and hard work.
- ▪Luis Arraez joined the Giants on a $13 million contract this spring, aiming to play second base regularly.
- ▪Under coach Ron Washington, Arraez has become one of the top defenders in the league, ranking highly in Statcast's Outs Above Average.
- ▪Previously, Arraez struggled defensively, but his commitment to improvement has led to a drastic change in his performance.
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| Publication time | Mon, 01 Jun 2026 08:26:55 -0400 |
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MLB Once an outcast, Luis Arraez looks like an All-Star with Giants By Evan Webeck Published June 1, 2026, 8:26 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google SAN FRANCISCO — Almost every day, a few hours before first pitch, one of the few bright spots in a so-far dreadful season takes place on the grass in front of the Giants’ dugout. Ron Washington is usually already there, a Fungo bat in his hands, a bucket of baseballs to his side and an array of mitts strewn across the ground, when Luis Arraez walks up the steps. 4 Luis Arraez looks like an All-Star once again, largely due to renaissance with the Giants on the defensive side of the ball at second base.
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