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The Giants haven’t provided an official timeline on Chapman’s return, but Chapman estimated he will be ready to return in three to four weeks. Casey Schmitt is replacing Chapman at third base for the time being.

Although Slayton will continue to have competition for pass targets from Nabers tight end Theo Johnson and receiver Wan’Dale Robinson, to name a few, we feel good about him seeing an uptick in his 2025 receiving numbers. The arrival of quarterback Russell Wilson is expected to rejuvenate the passing offense as a whole, particularly the deep ball.

The Dodgers bounced back against the San Francisco Giants on Saturday, as the offense gave Clayton Kershaw an abundance of run support in an 11-5 romp of the Giants. Prior to the start of Saturday’s contest, Joe Kelly was issued his 2024 World Series championship and a gold lettered championship jersey.

Manager Bob Melvin said “there’s a chance” Verlander returns from the 15-day injured list during San Francisco’s upcoming nine-game home stand against the Cleveland Guardians, Boston Red Sox and Miami Marlins. Verlander threw a live bullpen during the Giants’ previous series against the Colorado Rockies in Denver.

The San Francisco Giants are finally starting to see the version of their expensive star they were hoping to get.

Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston, and rookie Jaxson Dart all have their own style. Darius Slayton, the elder statesman in the team's wide receiver room, spoke about the shift in perspectives this spring.

The result was the Giants’ worst loss of the season, an 11-5 blowout at the hands of the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday night that knocked them back down to second place in the NL West. Before a ridiculous ninth inning, San Francisco was looking at its worst margin of defeat this season.

Former tight end Darren Waller said he asked himself, "What am I doing with my life?" during a 2023 game against the Buffalo Bills, which prompted him to retire.