After three years away from the big leagues, Pablo Sandoval, a former player with a.645 OPS during his last stint with the Atlanta Braves, is making a comeback attempt with the San Francisco Giants at the age of 37. Sandoval, who played in Mexico and Dubai following his time in Atlanta, has recently expressed his desire to continue playing the game he loves. His decision to return was influenced by his son Liam, who encouraged him after a successful run in Dubai.

Sandoval's comeback attempt has injected energy into the Giants' clubhouse, with the team supporting his efforts as he aims to mentor young hitters like Marco Luciano and Luis Matos. Despite potential competition from other teams and the possibility of starting in Triple-A Sacramento, Sandoval remains determined to succeed.

Having previously rejoined the Giants for a successful run in 2017, Sandoval's experience and passion for the game make him a valuable asset to the team. With a focus on hitting, Sandoval aims to defy the odds and make a significant impact in his unlikely return to Major League Baseball.