There was no doubt about it: despite picking up a one-game suspension hours prior to first pitch, Giants infielder Matt Chapman was going to do whatever it took to play on Wednesday night at Coors Field.An appeal later, Chapman was eligible to play, which he did in grand style, hitting two home runs that powered San Francisco to a 10-8 win and a sweep of the Colorado Rockies.In other words, it was Chapman’s revenge game. “It’s obviously unfortunate that I have to get suspended probably, but I wanted to appeal it to see what we can do,” Chapman told reporters after the Giants’ win. “I want to be out there and help this team no matter what. “Every game is super important for us, so the fact that I was able to be out there and make an impact is huge.” "I want to be out there and help this team no matter what." Matt Chapman reflects on the decision to appeal his one-game suspension pic.twitter.com/txEswfxXWG — SF Giants on NBCS (@NBCSGiants) September 4, 2025The impact was felt early on. Chapman gave the Giants a 1-0 lead in the second with a 450-foot shot to center field off...
Matt Chapman puts suspension appeal aside with multi-homer game in Giants’ sweep
Published September 3, 2025 at 10:40 PM
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