It’s difficult to get a straight answer out of a baseball front office for two reasons: secrecy and marketing. At all times, a President of Baseball Operations or a simple general manager can’t show their hand to the industry and can’t work against the ticket office trying to drum up sales (unless you’re the Pirates, Cubs, White Sox, or Reds, whose owners can only derive joy from openly tormenting would-be paying customers).
So, we get a lot of hopey-change-y wishy-washiness. For a team like the San Francisco Giants, it’s usually pablum that sounds like it’s in the general area of exciting, affirmed by smart men with smarter processes doing smart things on the margins.