Susac Fractures Left Kneecap on Foul Ball
The Giants confirmed Daniel Susac sustained a kneecap fracture after a foul ball hit his leg, with the team still assessing next steps.
The San Francisco Giants officially confirmed that catcher Daniel Susac has a fracture in his left kneecap, sustained when a foul ball struck his leg during the previous day's game. The team is still in the process of gathering additional medical information. Given the severity of a kneecap fracture, an IL placement is highly likely. This is a significant blow to the Giants' catching depth.
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