Giants infielder Matt Duffy is "at peace" with whatever the Giants decide to do with him after delivering an excellent performance this spring, MLB.com reports.
"I've done everything in my power," Duffy said Thursday. "I know it's not always an easy decision for them out of camp, so whatever happens, whatever it is, I can sleep at night knowing I've done everything I can to show them I can help them win games."
Duffy has hit .382/.424/.691 with three home runs and 15 RBI in 55 at-bats this spring.
"I don't know what else he could do," manager Bruce Bochy said. "There's nothing else. This series won't matter as far what happens to Matt Duffy. What a terrific spring this kid's had. Wherever we've put him, he's done a good job, and as far as swinging the bat. He done what you're hoping all these guys do, young players, force the issue. He certainly has done that."
Duffy is competing for a utility-infielder spot this spring.