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Chapman Appeals One-Game Ban, Homers Twice as Giants Sweep Rockies

MLB issued the suspension after a benches-clearing confrontation sparked by Rafael Devers' admired home run, with fines for Kyle Freeland, Willy Adames, Rafael Devers.

Overview

  • After filing his appeal, Matt Chapman remained eligible and delivered a 450-foot solo shot and a 423-foot three-run homer in a 10-8 win to finish a three-game sweep in Denver.
  • MLB suspended Chapman one game for pushing Rockies pitcher Kyle Freeland, with enforcement paused during the appeal under league procedures.
  • Kyle Freeland, Willy Adames and Rafael Devers received undisclosed fines for their roles in Tuesday’s incident at Coors Field.
  • The confrontation began when Devers lingered on a first-inning home run off Freeland; Chapman, Freeland and Adames were ejected from that game.
  • The Giants have homered in 17 straight games to set a San Francisco-era record and moved within four games of the final NL wild-card spot with their 10th win in 11.