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John Shea chats about the Giants' inability to string together wins as the team falls back to 15 under .500
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John Shea of The San Francisco Standard weighs in on Tony Vitiello and whether he's the right person to turn things around. The discussion also explores the team's need for pitching and the potential trade of players like Robbie Ray and Luis Arraez. With the trade deadline approaching, the team's front office is under pressure to make some big decisions.
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