The San Francisco Giants just delivered a massive bounce-back series and suddenly things are trending in the right direction at 5-8. Behind dominant pitching — including a big outing from Tyler Mahle — and back-to-back shutouts, the Giants are starting to find some rhythm. The bats are waking up, and Tony Vitello deserves serious credit for both his bullpen management and keeping the team together after a rough start. But it’s not all fixed. The outfield has been a major concern, ranking last in MLB in fWAR, with struggles from Heliot Ramos and questions about the long-term role of Harrison Bader. With names like Drew Gilbert and Victor Bericoto potentially looming, could changes be coming soon? We break down the series win, what’s real, what’s not, and what to watch as the Giants head to face the Baltimore Orioles.