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San Francisco Giants outfielder Jung Hoo Lee was detained by immigration agents at LAX but released after a brief travel issue related to paperwork, with officials saying no illegal items were involved.
The Giants confirmed the detention and quick release, adding the matter was clarified with authorities and no travel plans were affected.
Pelosi's office said they are working with the Giants, congressional partners, and federal liaisons to resolve the situation and secure Lee's release expeditiously.

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The Dodgers signed Kyle Tucker for four years, $240 million, changing the West Coast balance.
San Francisco faces a delicate offseason with a mediocre current outfield and limited spending power.
Possible paths include re-signing or trading for outfield help with options like Cody Bellinger or Harrison Bader.
The piece notes that outfield upgrades may come with a trade-off against needs in rotation and infield.
The article outlines trade sources and the potential for creative deals with other clubs.
Luis Matos and Drew Gilbert are among the current outfield options the Giants may rely on.
The author warns that even a major signing may not completely fix the team’s outfield flaws.
The piece suggests addressing other areas, such as rotation or infield, if outfield upgrades prove insufficient.
The article places the Giants in the context of a crowded NL West and the ongoing pursuit of a wild-card berth.

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Eldridge changed his jersey number to 8, amid ongoing trade rumors surrounding the Giants.
Eldridge says he intends to stay with San Francisco and wants to be there long term.
Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey praised Eldridge as a potential game-changing hitter for 10 to 15 years.
Eldridge is placed alongside Rafael Devers in the Giants’ long-term plans at first base and designated hitter.
In 2025, Eldridge slashed .260/.333/.510 with 25 home runs in 102 minor-league games.
Eldridge’s minor-league success underpins the Giants’ expectation for his major-league potential.
Trade chatter linked Eldridge to prospects like Edward Cabrera and Ketel Marte.
The article notes Eldridge’s FanFest appearance in San Jose as part of his development arc.
Eldridge’s 2023 first-round pick status is highlighted as a key part of the Giants’ future plans.
The piece frames Eldridge’s future around continued development at every minor-league level.

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