Wade is leading MLB with a .470 on-base percentage.
San Francisco Giants’ LaMonte Wade Jr. reacts to an injury after hitting a double against the Philadelphia Phillies during the fifth inning of a baseball game in San Francisco, Monday, May 27, 2024. Wade left the game following the play. SAN FRANCISCO — The Giants placed first baseman LaMonte Wade Jr. on the injured list Tuesday, officially interrupting one of the most impressive offensive performances in the sport so far and thinning out San Francisco’s options at first base.
Wade joined Austin Slater, Michael Conforto, Jung Hoo Lee, Nick Ahmed and Tom Murphy as Giants position players on the injured list. Slater is beginning a rehab assignment with Sacramento Tuesday, with the plan of playing two consecutive days before an off-day. Conforto is also nearing a return with a hamstring strain.
Wilmer Flores is the only other Giant whom Melvin can pencil in at first base with Wade sidelined, and he’ll get the bulk of reps there. Marco Luciano, who has struggled defensively at short, hasn’t taken reps at first and isn’t a candidate, the manager said. Fitzgerald, the utility player, has started one game at first, but his athleticism makes him better suited up the middle.
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