Giants' Matt Chapman Visits Specialist, Faces Extended Hand Injury Absence
Giants' Matt Chapman Visits Specialist, Faces Extended Hand Injury Absence

Giants' Matt Chapman Visits Specialist, Faces Extended Hand Injury Absence

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San Francisco Giants third baseman Matt Chapman is dealing with a right hand sprain and is expected to be sidelined at least through the end of June. He was placed on the 10-day injured list following the injury sustained while diving back to first base during a game, and an MRI confirmed ligament sprains in his hand. Chapman is scheduled to see a specialist, Dr. Steve Shin, for a more detailed evaluation which will provide clarity on his recovery timeline. Experts note that while the injury could resolve within 10 days if swelling and pain subside quickly, stiffness and pain may extend his absence beyond that period. Chapman hopes to return before the All-Star break in mid-July, but his ability to play in the field might take longer to recover compared to batting. In his absence, Casey Schmitt has been filling in at third base for the Giants.

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