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Giants 3rd baseman Matt Chapman to begin rehab in a week

SF Giants’ Chapman on schedule to begin rehab next week

The Giants haven’t provided an official timeline on Chapman’s return, but Chapman estimated he will be ready to return in three to four weeks. Casey Schmitt is replacing Chapman at third base for the time being.

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Giants Get Concerning Matt Chapman Update

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Giants’ Matt Chapman to start rehab for sprained hand in a week

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Crucial Matt Chapman injury update surfaces before Giants-Dodgers game

Chapman is unlikely to return by June 20, which is when he is first eligible to come off the IL, but fans may not have to wait too much longer beyond that date to see him back in action.

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Giants' Matt Chapman: To begin rehab in one week

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Chapman gets encouraging injury update, but rehab still will be slow

Red Sox trade Rafael Devers to Giants

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Red Sox trade Devers to Giants in stunning blockbuster

In a shocking blockbuster over a month before the July 31 Trade Deadline, the Red Sox traded star slugger Rafael Devers to the Giants for Jordan Hicks, Kyle Harrison and more, according to a report fr...

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Rafael Devers trade has Giants fans losing their minds

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Fantasy baseball: How Devers' production could change with trade to Giants

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Red Sox reportedly trade away Rafael Devers in blockbuster deal

Devers was informed of the trade and pulled off the team plane as the Red Sox were about to depart for Seattle.

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MLB Rumors: Insider disclosed Boston Red Sox approach to trade deadline, plan to improve roster

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Boston Red Sox trade for ‘another good fastball in the bullpen’

Giants win at Dodger Stadium, slam their way into a share of NL West lead

The Giants were 1-5 at Dodger Stadium last season and lost nine of 13 in the season series to their archrivals.

SF Giants’ stunning ninth-inning comeback extends winning streak to six

Trailing by three runs in the top of the ninth inning, San Francisco’s finally found life against the Rockies’ Zach Agnos. Casey Schmitt led off the top of the inning with a solo home run, trimming the deficit to 5-3, then Tyler Fitzgerald and Andrew Knizner followed Schmitt by drawing back-to-back walks.