West Sacramento, California – The news on the injured left hand of the Jacob Wilson athletics stop was much better than fearing, but its status for the Tuesday star match is uncertain.
“This is the question I cannot answer at the moment,” said manager Mark Kotsay before Wednesday’s match against the Braves of Atlanta. “His daily life. We hope to recover it before that. There are pain. The positive is that he can put a bat in his hand.”
Wilson, the first recruit elected away, the start of the stars, was struck by hand during the first round of the 10-1 victory on Tuesday evening on the Braves. The x -rays were negative for a broken bone, so A were relieved that Wilson was not long from the alignment.
It beats .335 with nine circuits and 42 products produced.
“I think we escaped with Jacob yesterday,” Kotsay said. “Whenever someone takes one in hand, it could have been worse.”
Said Wilson: “This is a great sigh of relief for sure. The anxiety to wait 15, 20 minutes after that.
In other movements, the public service player Miguel Andujar was withdrawn from the 10-day injured list, and the voltiseur Colby Thomas was sent to Triple-A Las Vegas. Andujar hit 0.296 with three circuits and 20 points produced at the time of the injury.
