Los Angeles Dojers outfielder Teser Hernandez will undergo an MRI on his left hamstring on Tuesday, when he exits his team’s fourth innings of his team’s 7–4 victory against Miami Marlins.
“He is a man who does not just come out of the game through injury,” said Dave Roberts, the manager of the doors. “This is given to a little person.”
Hernandez made RBI double in the first innings and a single in the third. Roberts said that Hernandez experienced a ball in the third innings, holding a ball in the right-centr field gap. The play replaced Roberts with Chris Taylor in the fourth.
Hernandez, 32, is batting. A team with a team with 315 is the co-head of homeers, this season to go with a big 34 RBI in 33 matches.
He scored 33 home runs with 99 RBI in his first season in Los Angeles in 2024 and helped the team win the world series.
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