Pittsburgh Pirates received a complicated news in the last hours because it was announced that José Ureña has had to be sent to the injured list of the team and will miss at least 10 days from MLB following an injury. The pitcher left the field with obvious ailments in the game against the Minnesota Twins on Saturday, July 17.
Pittsburgh Pirates have a significant drop in their starting rotation, as José Ureña suffered an injury in the game of the day this Saturday, July 17, against the Minnesota Twins.
The serpentine player abandoned his monticular work at the end of the third inning, the last he launched, since for the fourth he did not go out to the field and went to the clubhouse of the team with his trainer to carry out the relevant studies.
Minutes later it was reported that the Dominican suffers from a strain in the right groin, a situation for which he has had to be sent to the organization’s 10-day injured list.
José Ureña is one of the main pitchers of the Pittsrbugh Pirates. So far this 2021 MLB season he has had 17 starts, in which he has posted a 2-8 win-loss record and a 6.19 ERA.
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