Why Sean Manaea wanted to return to Bay Area and join SF Giants, and how he plans to turn around last year’s struggles

Manaea, who spent the first 6 years of his career in Oakland, signed a two-year, $25 million contract with San Francisco.

Last season was one, big lesson for Sean Manaea.

Even easier: it’s where he met his long-term girlfriend, who is a local, and he can return to frequenting his two favorite breakfast spots: Sweet Maple, with locations around the Bay, and Devil’s Teeth Bakery, in the Sunset. But, according to Manaea, the realization he had as a tough season drew to a close was, in fact, a long time coming.

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