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SF Giants expect Casey Schmitt to avoid injured list after HBP
Schmitt left the 7-6 loss in the eighth inning after a first-pitch fastball from Rays reliever Edwin Uceta ran inside and hit him on his right forearm. He was forced to miss two weeks before the All-Star break after a similar pitch from the Marlins’ Caleb Faucher got him on his left wrist.
As Chapman (hand) returns to IL, Giants avoid the worst on Schmitt HBP
Losing Matt Chapman to the injured list for the second time this season hurt, but the Giants could at least take some solace in knowing that they had another natural third baseman -- Casey Schmitt \-\- who could replace him in the interim.
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Casey Schmitt Absent on Sunday
San Francisco Giants third baseman Casey Schmitt (forearm) remains out of the starting lineup ahead of Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays. Schmitt was hit by a pitch on the forearm during Friday ...
The extent of Schmitt's injury is currently unknown, though he wasn't able to finish his at-bat after getting plunked by a 93-mph fastball. The 26-year-old had already been filling in at third base ...
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Why Brandon Crawford was Casey Schmitt's favorite player growing up in SoCal
San Francisco Giants second baseman Casey Schmitt explains why Brandon Crawford was his favorite player growing up in ...
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Casey Schmitt Departs After Being Hit by a Pitch
San Francisco Giants infielder Casey Schmitt was hit by a pitch in the elbow during his at-bat in the eighth inning of Friday ...
X-rays on Schmitt's forearm came back negative Friday, but he's expected to miss a couple of games with a right forearm contusion, Justice delos Santos of The San Jose Mercury News reports. Schmitt ...
On a game day at Oracle Park, you’d be hard-pressed to find someone having more fun than Giants rookie Casey Schmitt. To find out why, you have to go back to when Schmitt was 7-years-old.
Schmitt, of course, is coming off a breakout 2022 campaign when he hit .293/.365/.489 with 25 doubles and 21 home runs in 125 games between High-A, Double-A, and Triple-A.
In the first three innings Friday, the San Francisco Giants scored more runs than their previous five games combined, but they still fell to the Rays 7-6 to fall a season-worst four games under .500.
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