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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-09-22 · by Steve Kroner The Associated Press
The San Francisco Giants placed rookie Bryce Eldridge on the seven-day concussion list after he sustained a head injury in an accident at the team hotel in Los Angeles on September 18. Eldridge, who made his season debut on May 4, hit .269 with 17 home runs and 57 RBIs in 386 at-bats during his rookie year. Manager Tony Vitello said he does not anticipate Eldridge playing again this season despite the possibility of returning for the team's final three games against the Dodgers.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-22,
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Story summary
Bryce Eldridge, the promising rookie first baseman/designated hitter for the San Francisco Giants, was placed on the seven-day concussion list on Monday following an accident at the team hotel in Los Angeles on Friday, September 18. This move could potentially end Eldridge’s strong rookie season as he sustained a head injury during the incident. Manager Tony Vitello does not anticipate Eldridge playing again in the 2026 season despite the possibility of him being available for the Giants' final three games against the Dodgers this coming weekend.
Eldridge, who was drafted by the Giants in 2023 as a first-round pick (16th overall), had an impressive rookie year with a batting average of .269, hitting 17 home runs and driving in 57 RBIs. His defensive improvement was particularly noteworthy, according to Vitello, who praised Eldridge’s ability to contribute beyond just his offensive stats.
Written for “Giants Concussion Listing” on 2026-10-05,
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Bryce Eldridge’s strong rookie season for the San Francisco Giants appears to have ended after the Giants put the first baseman/designated hitter on the seven-day concussion list Monday.
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Giants → appear → list
The move is retroactive to Sept. 18, which means Eldridge could play in the Giants’ final three games against the Dodgers this coming weekend.
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Eldridge → mean → Dodgers
However, San Francisco manager Tony Vitello said he doesn’t anticipate Eldridge playing again in 2026.
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Eldridge → say → 2026
Eldridge, 21, sustained a head injury in an accident at the team hotel in Los Angeles on Friday.
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Eldridge → sustain → Friday
He is hitting .269 with 17 home runs and 57 RBIs in 386 at-bats.
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He → hit → bats
He made his season debut May 4.
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He → make → debut
The Giants drafted Eldridge in the first round (16th overall pick) in 2023 out of James Madison High in Vienna, Virginia.
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Giants → draft → Vienna
Eldridge had not played first base until 2024, his second pro season.
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Eldridge → play → 2024
Vitello said Eldridge’s improved defensive work was perhaps the most impressive part of his rookie year.
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work → say → year
“The easy way to look at him is, ‘All right, we called him up.
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we → look → him
Let’s see some home runs,’” Vitello said.
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Vitello → let → runs
“And he hit more than his fair share and some of ’em were pretty dramatic and important — but
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some → hit → ’em
he did a lot of other little, small things.”
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he → do → things
The Giants made other roster moves Monday.
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Giants → make → moves
They placed outfielder Jung Hoo Lee (.276, 10 HRs) on the 10-day injured list because of a groin contusion.
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They → place → contusion
San Francisco reinstated infielder Marcelo Mayer from the 10-day injured list and selected outfielder Bo Davidson from Triple-A Sacramento.
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Francisco → reinstate → Sacramento
Mayer came to the Giants in a trade deadline deal with Boston last month in which the Red Sox acquired lefty reliever Erik Miller.
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Sox → come → Miller
Mayer was set to make his Giants debut as the designated hitter in their game against Minnesota on Monday night.
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Mayer → set → night
Considered one of the Giants’ top prospects, Davidson will be making his big league debut.
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Davidson → consider → debut
Between Double-A and Triple-A this season, the left-handed batter hit .290 with 29 homers, 94 RBIs and 20 stolen bases.
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batter → hit → homers
In another roster move, the Giants designated left-handed reliever Philip Abner for assignment.
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Giants → designate → assignment
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