Gliber Torres, the second basman of the Detroit Tigers All-Star, left the game of Saturday due to the coincidence of the neck in the first innings against host Cleveland Guardians, but obviously avoided a serious injury.
Tigers manager AJ Hinch said the task of removing Torres as a precautionary, while Torres indicated reporters that everything was fine after Detroit’s 1-0 win.
Torace was injured on a force play on a second basis to eliminate a grounder hit by team fellow relay green green. Cleveland Shortstop Brian Roco will take the second baseless Jonathan Rodriguez and Rachio’s elbow to grab a back and forth with sliding torres from the elbow.
The torres stopped at the ground before the bag and participated for a few minutes before leaving the ground.
“He kills the elbow in the neck, the way he shook him,” Hinch said. “He needed a minute and just felt a little bit. So we wiped out in favor of caution and took it out. (The instructor) came to me in the third or fourth innings and gave me notice that he was doing well and everything was fine. Hopefully, it was just a scared. It looked clearly painful and a strange conflict.”
The Xavier Baiz moved to the second base at the bottom of the shortstop and Mark Sweeny entered to play the shortstop.
The 28-year-old Torres went to extend his on-base Streak to 18 games in the first innings. All-star starter is batting. 279 with nine homeers and 44 RBI in 77 games.
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