Hunter Bishop

PHOENIX — In these early days of spring, hitters salivate over the opportunity to get live hacks against real pitching. No machine or batting practice tosser can replicate the real thing. So you can imagine how difficult it was for Hunter Bishop to keep the bat on his shoulders for every one of the first four offerings he saw on Tuesday.

EUREKA – Hunter Bishop has been named Eureka College volleyball head coach, according to an announcement from Director of Athletics Bryan Moore on Thursday. Bishop is the 15th head coach in program history, succeeding Nick Mackall, who stepped down in November after three seasons (2019-2021). He comes to Eureka...

Bishop (undisclosed) is among the Giants prospects who will take part in the upcoming Arizona Fall League, Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle reports. San Francisco's decision to send Bishop to the AFL implies that the organization feels he's healthy again after injuries limited him to 16 total games between the High-A, Low-A and rookie-ball levels in 2021. Bishop finished the campaign on Low-A San Jose's 7-day injured list, but he'll look to make up for some of the development time he lost this season in the AFL. Expect Bishop to report back to High-A to open 2022.

Bishop (undisclosed) was placed on the 7-day injured list Monday at Low-A San Jose,Melissa Lockard of The Athletic reports. The 23-year-old has had a frustrating season, being limited to 16 minor-league games due to injuries. He's slashing .133/.286/.178 with zero home runs, one stolen base and a 21:8 K:BB in 45 at-bats. Bishop has not played above High-A and this lost developmental time has hurt his prospect stock, given his age.

The Giants activated Bishop (shoulder) from High-A Eugene's 7-day injured list Wednesday and assigned him to Low-A San Jose. Bishop began the season at High-A and appeared in three games for Eugene before being shut down with a strained left shoulder in early May, and then experiencing a setback in June. He was cleared to begin a rehab assignment in the rookie-level Arizona Complex League in late July, but he struggled to return to form over 11 games, posting a .512 OPS. Though he's ostensibly healthy again, Bishop will have to prove he can handle Low-A pitching before he gets bumped up to Eugene.

Hello and happy Tuesday. According to a report from Marc Delucchi, San Francisco Giants outfield prospect Hunter Bishop recently suffered a setback to his injured left shoulder. Delucchi reports that Bishop was nearing a return to the High-A Eugene Emeralds when he re-aggravated his shoulder strain in a rehab game.

According to a report from Marc Delucchi, San Francisco Giants outfield prospect Hunter Bishop recently suffered a setback to his injured left shoulder. Delucchi reports that Bishop was nearing a return to the High-A Eugene Emeralds when he re-aggravated his shoulder strain in a rehab game. The timeline for his return is unknown.

One of the most exciting prospects in the SF Giants farm system will have to wait even longer to return to the field after reaggravating an injury in his left shoulder injury. According to a source, Hunter Bishop was on track to return to High-A Eugene last week before he reaggravated his shoulder during a rehab game in Arizona. It’s unclear whether he and the team have set a new timetable for his return.

Bishop suffered an aggravation of his strained left shoulder while playing in simulated games in Arizona and remains without a timeline to return to action for High-A Eugene, freelance baseball journalist Marc Delucchi reports. Bishop appeared in only three games with Eugene before being shut down with the shoulder injury...

Some undo and redo their batting gloves, ensuring up to the last moment that nothing is loose. Some stress themselves one last time about a scouting report, going over which pitch in which zone they should be looking for. Others just try to clear their mind before they step up to bat.

Bishop has been slowed by ankle soreness, Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle reports. As long as the issue remains nothing worse than soreness, it shouldn't significantly hold back Bishop's preparation for Opening Day. He won't be spending that day on the major-league roster, however, as he's played just 32 career professional games and has yet to reach full-season ball.