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  • SF Third Baseman #26
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    According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, Matt Chapman has informed the Giants that he’s willing to play shortstop temporarily in 2025 if the team signs free agent Ha-Seong Kim.
    Chapman is a five-time Gold Glove Award winner and two-time Platinum Glove Award winner at third base, but he has only played four games at shortstop during his big league career. He’s such a skilled defender though, that he could undoubtedly handle it with ease until Kim is recovered from his off-season shoulder surgery. The 31-year-old is expected to miss the start of the 2025 season at a minimum and could be sidelined for most of the first half. If the Giants slid Chapman over to shortstop temporarily, Tyler Fitzgerald would likely serve as the team’s starting third baseman until Kim was ready to return.
  • SF Third Baseman #26
    Matt Chapman was named as the Rawlings’ Gold Glove Award winner at third base in the National League, marking the fifth time that the 31-year-old has received the honor.
    Chapman wasted no time winning the award for the first time in the National League in his first season with the Giants -- impressively beating out Nolan Arenado to do it. Here’s the full list of Gold Glove winners in the National League (along with how many times they have won the award): C: Patrick Bailey (1), 1B: Christian Walker (3), 2B: Brice Turang (1), SS: Ezequiel Tovar (1), 3B Matt Chapman (5), P: Chris Sale (1), LF: Ian Happ (3), CF: Brenton Doyle (2), RF: Sal Frelick (1), UT: Jared Triolo (1).
  • SF Third Baseman #26
    Matt Chapman went 2-for-4 with two runs scored and two doubles against the Cardinals on Saturday.
    Chapman has 39 doubles on the season. He’s hitting .247 with a .791 OPS and 78 RBI. It was a big time bounce back season for the 31-year-old. Chapman even stole 15 bases this year after stealing only 11 in the first seven years of his career.
  • SF Third Baseman #26
    Matt Chapman went 2-for-4 with a walk, a run scored, a triple, a two-run home run and three RBI against the Diamondbacks on Monday.
    Chapman’s home run was his 27th of the season. He hit a two-run inside-the-park home run off Eduardo Rodriguez in the third inning. Chapman hit it in the perfect spot where Corbin Carroll made a leaping attempt and missed and the ball bounced off the wall to where no one could get it. Pavin Smith made a valiant effort to corral the ball, but it got in late and Chapman beat the throw from the cutoff man. Chapman now has three home runs in three games since returning from the paternity list. He’s hitting .249 with a .798 OPS and 78 RBI on the year.
  • SF Third Baseman #26
    Matt Chapman went 2-for-4 with two solo home runs against the Royals on Saturday.
    Chapman now has 26 home runs on the season. He hit solo home runs off Brady Singer in the fourth and sixth inning. Chapman wasted no time in making an impact after coming off the paternity list Saturday. He’s hitting .249 with a .789 OPS and 75 RBI on the year.
  • SF Third Baseman #26
    Giants activated 3B Matt Chapman from paternity list.
    Chapman spent three days on the paternity list as he was away from the field dealing with something more important than baseball. Now he’s back for the Giants’ game Saturday night game against the Royals.
  • SF Third Baseman #26
    Giants placed INF Matt Chapman on the paternity list.
    Chapman is enjoying a fantastic September, and now gets to celebrate a little one joining his family. Casey Schmitt has been recalled to replace Chapman, who will be out for up to three days.
  • 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.
  • SF Third Baseman #26
    Giants agreed to terms with 3B Matt Chapman on a six-year, $151 million extension through 2030.
    Good for Chapman, who gets the contract he deserved last winter. The Giants have already confirmed the deal, while the dollar amount comes from ESPN’s Jeff Passan. Chapman was slated to opt out of the final two years of a three-year, $54 million deal once the season ended. The one-time All-Star (LOL) with four Gold Gloves and a career 118 OPS+ is now under contract through his age-37 season. He’s been one of the NL’s 10-best players in hitting .247/.333/.445 this year.
  • SF Third Baseman #26
    Matt Chapman was scratched from Wednesday’s lineup against the Diamondbacks.
    No reason has been given for why Chapman was scratched from the lineup just yet. Tyler Fitzgerald was initially out of the lineup, but he’ll now take Chapman’s place and play shortstop while hitting cleanup. Brett Wisely moves to third base.