New York-Jazz Chisholm Jr. seemed to avoid a serious injury when the New York Yankees All-Star was hit in the left forearm by a 96.8 MPH field of the Baltimore Wolfram subsidy during the fifth round of the 6-1 victory on Saturday on the Orioles.
The Yankees said that the X -rays and a computed tomography were negative.
“The first signs good,” said manager Aaron Boone after the tests. “It looks like he put it on the meat, in a way in the forearm.”
Chisholm, in considerable pain, went directly to the canoe and was the pinch of José Caballero.
The start of the Yankees, Cam Schlittler, had struck Jeremiah Jackson and Coby Mayo at the top of the Channel. None of the successful strikers seemed intentional.
Chisholm obtained its second selection of stars this year and strikes .243 with 31 circuits and 80 products produced, the two career summits. He was sidelined between April 29 and June 3 by a right oblique.
After starting the third goal season, Chisholm went to the second row on his return from the IL.
