The Giants could have one of MLB’s best power-hitting tandems in the middle of their order for years to come. A potential one-two punch of slugger Rafael Devers and top prospect Bryce Eldridge consistently could generate 60-plus home runs in the heart of San Francisco’s order, and with the 2026 MLB season right around the corner, Giants fans might get their first look at what the two can do in their first full seasons with the team.Eldridge spoke with NBC Sports Bay Area’s Alex Pavlovic on the latest “Giants Talk” podcast, and was asked about the prospect of hitting next to Devers and what that potential power tandem can offer San Francisco.“It’s dangerous. It’s dangerous. I just think it’s really cool to have two big lefty bats, first baseman/DH, in the middle of a lineup,” Eldridge told Pavlovic. “I think it’s going to be really dangerous. “It’s cool, he’s such an amazing guy and he’s really been great to me, which I really appreciate. Our relationship is just getting started, but he’s been great to me at first base, cracking jokes, making it fun out there when it sometimes gets...