The Giants upgraded their outfield when they agreed to a two-year, $20.5 million contract with Harrison Bader on Monday, and the nine-year MLB veteran is excited about his new home.After a long wait in MLB free agency, Bader explained to the New York Post’s “The Show” podcast why joining the Giants made perfect sense.“Well, first and foremost, the opportunity. There’s no doubt about it,” Bader told Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman in the episode posted Monday. “All you can do in this game is just work to set yourself up for the best opportunity possible. I’ve always wanted to play as many games, have as many at-bats as possible, be on a winning team. The Giants could not be a more perfect fit for me. So, I’m just I’m just very excited.” Bader expressed how eager he is to join a “talented” Giants roster, specifically naming third baseman Matt Chapman, whom he came up with in the Texas League and minor leagues; shortstop Willy Adames, a familiar face from their time playing each other in the NL Central; and slugger Rafael Devers.“I love playing with superstars. [The Giants] got a lot of...