Fielder Julio Rodriguez of Seattle Meriners Center left the third innings on Saturday night after losing hosts Los Angeles Angels 8-6 in the third innings, while trying to steal the third base by the team’s fellow Randy Arozrena with the team’s fellow Randy Arozrena.
Manager Dan Wilson said Rodriguez found X-rays at the Angel Stadium on his ankle, which according to the post-game reports, with the outfielder listed as day to day, came to negative.
“A high probability I should be in lineup,” Rodriguez told reporters. “So just seeing how it reacts through the night and as I wake up tomorrow. But I feel very positive that tomorrow will be a better day.”
The two-time all-star, Rodriguez, had a single to lead the inning and stole the second base in the game in Ainahm, California. After Cal Rale exiting, Arozrena hit an informed single, which hit Rodriguez.
Rodriguez, which was 2 -for -2 with one run, was helped by high performance and returning to the dugout by the Meriners Vice President of Medical Rob Sider and Assistant Athletic trainer Kevin Orroilki. Seattle failed to score in an innings with a game tied 4-4.
24 -year -old Rodriguez was converted into the center area by Leod Taverus. Rodriguez is batting. 254 10 domestic runs, 33 RBI and 11 stolen in 14 attempts in 62 matches this season.
“Initially, it was very painful,” Rodriguez said, “and I could not really feel my leg completely or could not move it completely – and not even like walking properly. But when we started treating it, everything immediately started reacting better.”
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