With Melky Cabrera and Angel Pagan, the Giants believe they've upgraded their offense and become more of a complete team."We feel good where we're at," assistant GM Bobby Evans said.Though manager Bruce Bochy said the lineup and defensive alignment will work themselves out in spring training, it's a good bet Pagan will play center and bat first and Cabrera will play left and bat either second or in the middle of the lineup."We haven't had speed and base stealing at the top of the lineup that we have with Pagan—I don't think (Andres) Torres had his track record—in recent years," Evans said.The Giants' rotation is set if Barry Zito keeps the No. 5 spot, and so is the bullpen, for the most part.