Daniel Susac Scratched From Giants Lineup
The Giants' official X account signaled catcher Daniel Susac would not be in the starting lineup, using a stop-sign emoji alongside his handle.
The San Francisco Giants' official social media account posted a graphic or update indicating Daniel Susac would not appear in the lineup. The 'Not on' phrasing paired with a stop-sign emoji is a format the Giants typically use for lineup scratch announcements. No reason for the scratch was provided in the post. The lack of injury language leaves the cause unclear, though it may be a routine rest day or undisclosed issue.
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