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Matt Chapman, Giants agree to 6-year, $151M contract

Chapman is hitting .247 and leads the Giants with 22 homers, 69 RBIs, 90 runs and 33 doubles.

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Next GameNext Game	09/08/2024 4:10 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	SD San Diego Padres
Standing (Division)Division Rank	4th NL West
WinsWins	69
LossesLosses	73
RunsRuns Scored	608
Runs AllowedRuns Allowed	631
Batting AverageBatting Average	.239
Home RunsHome Runs	149
ManagerManager	Bob Melvin

Giants place pitchers Robbie Ray and Jordan Hicks on the injured list

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Matt Chapman

SF Third Baseman #26

Matt Chapman finished 2-for-3 with a two-run homer and a steal versus the Padres in the Giants’ 7-6 win Sunday.

Look who just might want to get himself a 20/20 season. Chapman has always been sneaky high on the sprint speed lists, but he was 11-for-23 stealing bases in seven seasons coming into this year. Right now, he’s 15-for-17, making for one of the most surprising stats of 2024. He already has the 20 homers; today’s off Joe Musgrove was his 23rd.
Spencer Bivens

SF Relief Pitcher #76

Pitching on three days’ rest after throwing four innings in relief, Spencer Bivens allowed one run over 4 1/3 innings in his start against the Padres on Sunday.

Bivens was filling in for Kyle Harrison today. He might head back to the pen when Robbie Ray gets back, but he’s been excellent in amassing a 2.77 ERA through 39 innings (two starts, 18 relief appearances). If he stays in the rotation, he’ll face the Padres again next weekend.
Ryan Walker

SF Relief Pitcher #74

Ryan Walker faced four batters and got five outs Sunday to pick up his seventh save against the Padres.

Walker came in with out in the eighth after Camilo Doval gave up two runs, and he immediately got a double play. He then pitched a perfect ninth. Doval had previously been pretty good since his recall, but there’s no doubt about who the man is in the Giants pen right now.
Marco Luciano

SF Shortstop #37

Marco Luciano was lifted from Sunday’s game with two innings to go after an argument with Tyler Fitzgerald in the dugout.

It’s unclear if this was a true benching or if the Giants were just pulling Luciano for defense at second base, which is something that would make sense but also hasn’t generally happened previously. Fitzgerald, who was playing short, ranged way past second base to try to unnecessarily call Luciano off the easy popup in the seventh. The modest collision resulted in the ball bouncing away from both. Neither player showed any interest in going after the ball following the drop, and the two argued in the dugout afterwards, though things didn’t seem to get physical. If it was a benching, then both players would seem to have deserved one.
Wade Meckler

SF Right Fielder #53

Wade Meckler went 2-for-4 with a homer and a walk for Triple-A Sacramento on Saturday,

Meckler struggled with a wrist injury over the early part of the season, but since rejoining Sacramento on Aug. 1, he’s hit .312/.358/.544 with six homers in 148 plate appearances. It’d probably take an injury to get him a look in the majors at this point, but depending on what happens this winter, he could be in the mix for a spot in the Giants outfield next spring.
Spencer Bivens

SF Relief Pitcher #76

The Giants will have Spencer Bivens start Sunday against the Padres.

He’ll be taking the spot of Kyle Harrison, who is probably out for the year. Bivens will be pitching on three days’ rest after throwing four innings in relief Wednesday. One imagines he’ll probably be limited to three or four innings as a result.
Grant McCray

SF Center Fielder #58

Grant McCray homered twice and drove in five runs in a 6-3 win for the Giants on Saturday over the Padres.

McCray was “only” credited with five RBI, but he was responsible for all six runs scoring. On top of the two homers, he also hit into a double play that scored a run, but rules say you don’t get credited for an RBI there because reasons. McCray has homered five times in just 19 games with the Giants, and he’s slugging a robust .569 in his 65 at-bats. That’s not even kind of sustainable, but it does show you there’s some pop in the 23-year-old’s bat.
Ryan Walker

SF Relief Pitcher #74

Ryan Walker worked a scoreless ninth to pick up a save for the Giants against the Padres on Saturday.

Walker gave up a hit, but he kept the runner from scoring to lower his ERA to a very strong 1.86 ERA. He’s had no issue transitioning to the closer role, as he’s now up to six saves on the season, and he hasn’t blown one since taking over the gig in the middle of August.
Logan Webb

SF Starting Pitcher #62

Logan Webb gave up 10 hits and allowed three runs over six innings to pick up a win over the Padres on Saturday.

Webb also gave up two walks and struck out three. The right-hander was pretty consistently dealing with traffic, so holding the Padres to just the three runs — two of those coming in the first inning — was relatively impressive. It still sees his ERA inch up to 3.46, but at least it comes with a victory. Webb will take on the Padres again over the weekend.
Michael Conforto

SF Right Fielder #8

Michael Conforto hit a solo homer in a loss to the Padres on Friday.

Conforto provided the lone run of the game for the Giants with a solo homer off an otherwise strong Michael King in the sixth inning. The 31-year-old outfielder has homered 16 times while driving in 56 runs with an underwhelming .230/.308/.437 slash. You can do worse, but it’d be surprising if you couldn’t do better.

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