Giants Place Christian Koss On Injured List Amid Multiple Infield Injuries

San Francisco Giants infielder Christian Koss suffered a left hamstring strain during his third at-bat in Monday night's game against the Arizona Diamondbacks, forcing him to leave the game early and miss at least the following day's contest. This injury adds to the Giants' ongoing difficulties at third base, with Matt Chapman and Casey Schmitt already sidelined due to hand and wrist injuries, respectively. Koss had been performing well recently, batting .379 with a home run and three RBIs over his last 10 games, making his absence particularly impactful to the team's offense. While it is confirmed he will not play on Tuesday, it remains unclear if Koss will be placed on the injured list, though the team is preparing to rely on Brett Wisely and Tyler Fitzgerald for third base duties in the interim. The injury highlights the significant depth challenges the Giants face as they continue a tough stretch, having won only three of their last ten games and struggling to produce runs consistently. The team is expected to consider further roster moves to address the thinning options at third base if Koss's injury proves more severe.