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    Drew Cavanaugh went 2-for-2 with two walks in his return to the starting lineup Sunday against the Angels.

    Cavanaugh was scratched due to illness on Friday, though he appeared off the bench both in that game and again on Saturday. The four times on base today pushed his OBP up to .392 in 53 plate appearances. He doesn’t have any extra-base hits yet, but he’s contributing.
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    Drew Cavanaugh was scratched from the Giants’ starting lineup on Friday night due to illness.

    Cavanaugh was set to start behind the dish and bat ninth for the Giants on Friday evening, but he was feeling a bit under the weather as game time approached so the club made a last minute switch. Daniel Susac will catch in his place against Grayson Rodriguez and the Angels. Cavanaugh is considered day-to-day.
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    Drew Cavanaugh went 2-for-2 with two walks as the Giants’ No. 9 hitter against the Mariners on Friday.

    Not only did Cavanaugh stick around over veteran Eric Haase with Daniel Susac coming off the IL today, but he got the start over Susac to open the second half. The 24-year-old is hitting .265/.390/.265 in 42 plate appearances since joining the Giants on June 26. He’ll probably spend the rest of the year dueling with Susac for playing time
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    Giants selected the contract of C Drew Cavanaugh from Triple-A Sacramento.

    Cavanaugh, 24, is in tonight’s lineup and might play over Eric Haase most of the time until Daniel Susac returns. He was hitting .311/.449/.550 with nine homers in 54 games between Double- and Triple-A this year, and like Susac, he was a reason why the Giants were comfortable moving on from Patrick Bailey.

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