Matos will open 2022 with High-A Eugene, Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports reports.

EDGE Analysis

After raking to the tune of a .313/.359/.495 batting line with 15 homers, 21 steals and just 61 strikeouts in 109 games at Low-A last year, Matos is more than ready for his next test. He's seen some action with the big-league club this spring, and that experience should serve him well as he continues his minor-league journey. Matos remains behind uber-prospect Marco Luciano in the pecking order of rising Giants shortstops, but the gap between the two isn't very big -- and there's already been some speculation that Luciano won't stick at the position in the long run.