The Giants optioned Marco Luciano to Triple-A Sacramento on Wednesday, per team reports.

Fantasy Impact

Luciano, 23, has been working on a switch from infield to outfield this spring but struggled with a 2-for-19 showing, paving his path to the minors. He’s got a shot at a 2025 Giants role if he can settle into the outfield at Sacramento and tap back into the power that fizzled last year. Fantasy managers in dynasty leagues might keep him on the radar, but he’s off the redraft table for now.

Manager Bob Melvin praised Marco Luciano's presence in the batter’s box after a recent game, noting his improved confidence and ability to drive the ball.

Fantasy Impact

Luciano made a strong impression with a towering home run to dead center, showcasing his raw power from the right side. The Giants are experimenting with him in the outfield for the first time this spring, hoping a defensive shift will help him focus on unlocking his offensive potential. If he continues to display improved plate discipline and power, he could carve out a larger role in San Francisco’s lineup.

Giants manager Bob Melvin said Marco Luciano will only play the corner outfield spots this spring.

Fantasy Impact

Luciano had said he was “totally lost” at the plate last season. He took a break to clear his head in offseason and then worked on adjustments with his swing.

The Giants optioned Marco Luciano to Triple-A Sacramento.

Fantasy Impact

Luciano was sent down with Matt Chapman being activated from the paternity list.

Marco Luciano is out of the starting lineup for the Giants Wednesday.

Fantasy Impact

Luciano will head to the bench after going hitless Tuesday. Brett Wisely will start at second base and bat ninth against the Brewers.