Courtney Finnicum

You.

Reporting live from Scottsdale, Arizona at San Francisco Giants spring training camp.

I got a chance to interview some of the players and new manager Tony Vitello today.

The vibe at the camp is, you know, they think anything can happen.

They really believe that they have a shot at competing in the NL West, which obviously is a very, very competitive division with the Dodgers leading the way, certainly.

But

The vibe is good.

The energy is positive.

They're a mix of a young team plus a lot of veteran presence and certainly with first-year manager Tony Vitello as well.

Got a chance to talk to him.

He had some good things to say about Bryce Harper and Garrett Cochet.

Talked to Harrison Bader.

He was really thoughtful on where he sees this team headed, where he sees himself headed.

And, of course, we'll round it all out by talking to old friend Adrian Hauser, who officially...

has a Puke and Rally t-shirt that was born on Baseball Isn't Boring in our interview last year.

Vibe is good, energy is good, and of course the weather in Scottsdale is tremendous.

But enjoy the interviews.

Thank you.

Tony, I appreciate your time.

How are you?