On Monday, the San Francisco Giants announced that outfielder Jung Hoo Lee was being put on the 10-day Injured List. Lee is dealing with a groin contusion.

There were some other moves by the Giants as well. Take a look at this information from the Giants that the team posted on X.

I think it’s time!

What a world we are living in!

The Giants went 5-1 against the Braves this season including a three-game sweep in Atlanta!

Matt "Tugboat" Wilkinson is going to make his first major-league start on Wednesday night for the San Francisco Giants. Wilkinson goes up against the Cleveland Guardians in Cleveland.

Parker Messick will get the call for the Guardians.

Shay Whitcomb, who was recently designated for assignment by the Houston Astros, was claimed off of waivers by the San Francisco Giants on Thursday.

Whitcomb is an infielder and was sent down to the Giants' Triple-A team in Sacramento, Calif., according to a post on the Giants' account on X.

The San Francisco Giants, not exactly world beaters in the MLB world this season, managed to tack on a loss to the Houston Astros on Tuesday night.

That victory ended a three-game losing streak for the Giants.

Alright San Francisco Giants fans, this season has not turned out like you had hoped. I think the same can be said for first-year Giants manager Tony Vitello and president of baseball operations Buster Posey.

Entering play on Wednesday, the Giants held a three-game lead over the Colorado Rockies for fourth place in the National League West Division.

The Giants traded Luis Arraez to the Philadelphia Phillies this morning for a pair of High-A pitchers in Marty Gair and Ramon Marquez. Both have been assigned to Eugene.

Both pitchers are high-strikeout guys, which is tantalizing. 

A ninth-inning rally proved to be enough for the San Diego Padres, who defeated the San Francisco Giants 6-5 on Saturday night at Petco Park in San Diego.

Jake Cronenworth's RBI single to center field off Giants reliever Dylan Smith brought Xander Bogaerts home with the game-winning run.

Whether MLB fans want to believe this or not, the San Francisco Giants scratched Luis Arraez from their starting lineup on Saturday night.

According to a post on X from Giants reporter Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area, Arraez was scratched due to some cramping he felt during pregame warmups.