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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

Chapman said Friday he will wear a splint on his right hand for one more week, then potentially begin rehab exercises next week.

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

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Giants Get Concerning Matt Chapman Update

Red Sox trade Rafael Devers to Giants

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Giants executive Buster Posey explains why they traded for Red Sox slugger Rafael Devers

The San Francisco Giants pulled off the most shocking trade of the Major League Baseball season on Sunday night, obtaining three-time All-Star slugger Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox as part of a five-player swap.

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Giants president Buster Posey’s breaks silence on Rafael Devers’ position dilemma

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Rafael Devers trade creates new Giants problem

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MLB roundup: Red Sox sweep Yanks, trade Rafael Devers

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Dodgers Reportedly 'Lurking' on Marlins' Sandy Alcantara Ahead of MLB Trade Deadline

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Red Sox trade Rafael Devers to the Giants in a blockbuster deal

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Shohei Ohtani to Be Dodgers' Starting Pitcher vs. Padres on Monday After Injury Rehab

In the last season that he pitched in 2023, Ohtani had a 3.13 ERA, a 1.06 WHIP and a 10-5 record, helping him earn a second AL MVP.

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Braves takeaways: Grant Holmes’ big day wasted, bullpen and offense struggle, Mets up next

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Saturday’s MLB Probable Starting Pitchers - June 14

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.