
Splash Considerations is a San Francisco Giants podcast hosted by Justice delos Santos, who covers the team for Bay Area News Group. Follow him on Twitter/X (@justdelossantos) and subscribe on YouTube (@justice_delossantos). Instrumental by Grammy-winning producer Joey Hamhock (@joeyhamhock on IG), art by Anthony Ananian (@anthonyanimates on IG).
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports | |||

In the season finale of Splash Considerations, Justice is joined by John Shea of the San Francisco Standard to discuss Mike Krukow's final day in the booth, the Giants' disastrous 97-loss season coming to an end and their thoughts from Tuesday's end-... more
In Episode 34 of Splash Considerations, Justice is joined by Bay Area News Group columnist Dieter Kurtenbach to discuss Rafael Devers being placed on the 60-day injured list, whether the Giants should shut down Logan Webb for the remainder of the sea... more
In Episode 33 of Splash Considerations, Justice is joined by Yahoo Sports' Jordan Shusterman to discuss one of the more jam-packed weeks of the season. Jordan and Justice discuss Tony Vitello being ejected twice in three days, the bullpen's historic ... more
In Episode 32 of Splash Considerations, Justice is joined by Julian McWilliams, the national baseball reporter at CBS Sports and former Boston Red Sox beat reporter for the Boston Globe. Justice and Julian discuss Rafael Devers' return to Fenway Park... more
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This show centers on deep dives into the San Francisco Giants, mixing on-field analysis with organizational storytelling. Episodes frequently tackle leadership decisions, front-office dynamics, and how communications shape fan sentiment, alongside roster moves, trades, and the long-term direction of the team. Guests are typically seasoned Giants reporters and baseball insiders who bring context on development, roster strategy, and market dynamics. A standout pattern is pairing sharp analysis with candid, behind-the-scenes anecdotes from the ballpark, making discussions lively and highly relevant to insiders and devoted fans alike. Potential listeners who enjoy thoughtful critiques of leadership, media narratives, and roster planning will li... more
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Recent guests on Splash Considerations include:
1. Tim Kawakami
2. Grant Brisbee
3. Matthew Knauer
4. Alex Pavlovic
5. Charlotte Varnes
6. Sonja Chen
7. Andrew Golden
8. Thomas Nestico
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