Recap
The Giants first baseman had arthroscopic surgery Friday and his availability for the stretch run is now in question.
Casey Schmitt underwent arthroscopic debridement of his lateral meniscus Friday, per NBC Sports Bay Area. The Giants first baseman, 27, is in his fourth season and has appeared in 26 games this year with a .302 batting average (29-96) and four home runs.
The procedure typically allows for a faster recovery than full meniscus repair, but there is no public timeline for Schmitt's return. His absence removes a depth option at first base during the final stretch of the season.
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