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Standing (Division)Division Rank	3rd NL West
WinsWins	49
LossesLosses	42
RunsRuns Scored	384
Runs AllowedRuns Allowed	352
Batting AverageBatting Average	.232
Home RunsHome Runs	85
ManagerManager	Bob Melvin

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Matt Chapman

SF 3rd Baseman #26

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Matt Chapman went 3-for-4 and scored a couple of runs in a win for the Giants on Monday over the Phillies.

Chapman doubled and singled twice. Since returning off the injured list, he’s gone 4-for-12 with three runs scored, and Monday’s effort suggested that his right hand is feeling just fine.
Camilo Doval

SF Relief Pitcher #75

Camilo Doval worked a scoreless ninth to pick up a save Monday against the Phillies.

Doval did issue a walk, but he worked around that free pass to keep the Phillies off the board and secure the win for San Francisco. The save gives him 14 on the season — keep in mind that Doval didn’t begin the year as the closer for the Giants — and the scoreless frame drops his ERA to a commendable 3.10 on the season. There will be blow ups, but more often than not, Doval gets the job done.
Landen Roupp

SF Relief Pitcher #65

Landen Roupp worked five innings of one-run baseball while not picking up a decision Monday against the Phillies.

Roupp allowed his only run of the start on the fifth inning when he uncorked a wild pitch. He walked two and struck out three in a start that was far from dominant, but definitely effective with better command than his previous outing despite that wild pitch. Roupp now has a very solid 3.39 ERA, but fantasy managers should keep in mind that his next scheduled start comes Sunday against the Dodgers.
Erik Miller

SF Relief Pitcher #68

Erik Miller has been diagnosed with a mild UCL sprain in his left elbow.

Miller expressed optimism that he’ll make it back to San Francisco’s bullpen in roughly five weeks, but that would be the best-case scenario. The broader concern here is that the 27-year-old lefty could wind up requiring surgery if his elbow doesn’t respond well to the rest and rehabilitation route.
Casey Schmitt

SF 3rd Baseman #10

Giants activated INF Casey Schmitt from the 10-day injured list.

Schmitt returns for Monday’s contest against the Phillies after requiring only a minimum stay on the injured list with left hand inflammation. The 26-year-old infielder was in the midst of one of the strongest stretches of his young career and figures to spend most of his time at second base moving forward.
Tyler Fitzgerald

SF Shortstop #49

Giants optioned INF Tyler Fitzgerald to Triple-A Sacramento.

Fitzgerald has been jettisoned to the minors with Casey Schmitt returning from the injured list ahead of Monday’s series opener against the Phillies. The 27-year-old middle infielder has been surpassed by Schmitt on the Giants’ depth chart and they’re clearly willing to keep Brett Wisely over him in a bench role.
Logan Porter

SF Catcher #13

Giants re-signed C Logan Porter to a minor league contract.

Porter returns as organizational catching depth for San Francisco after passing through waivers unclaimed and electing free agency. The 29-year-old backstop got into four games earlier this season for the Giants.
Willy Adames

SF Shortstop #2

Willy Adames went 1-for-3 with a homer and three RBI on Sunday night, helping to lead the Giants to a 6-2 victory over the Athletics.

Adames got the Giants on the board in the opening inning as he worked a walk off of Jacob Lopez with the bases loaded. He then gave them the lead with a 432-foot (102.4 mph EV) majestic blast off of Lopez in the third. The 29-year-old shortstop added an RBI walk in the fifth inning. His bat has started to show signs of life in recent weeks and he’s now hitting .226/.313/.370 to go with 11 homers and 45 RBI.
Luis Matos

SF Center Fielder #29

Luis Matos doubled and drove in a pair of runs on Sunday night, helping to lead the Giants past the Athletics.

Matos smacked a two-run ground rule double off of J.T. Ginn in the fifth inning that extended the Giants’ lead to 5-1. That would be his only hit in five at-bats on the night, but it played a key role in the victory. He has struggled mightily at the dish overall this season, slashing just .176/.222/.376 with four homers, nine RBI and a pair of stolen bases in his first 90 plate appearances with the Giants.
Hayden Birdsong

SF Starting Pitcher #60

Hayden Birdsong pitched well in Sunday night’s victory over the Athletics, racking up six strikeouts over five innings of one-run baseball.

The 23-year-old right-hander scattered three hits on the evening, though he also issued five free passes. The lone tally against him came on a solo shot off the bat of Tyler Soderstrom in the fourth inning. The poor command led to an elevated pitch count of 90 (46 strikes) through five innings, which prohibited him from working deeper into the game. Birdsong got 10 whiffs on the evening while posting a solid CSW of 29 percent. He’ll see if he can build off of this strong start and further improve upon his 4.11 ERA, 1.42 WHIP and 68/33 K/BB ratio (65 2/3 innings) when he takes on the Dodgers at home on Saturday.