The twins announced that Pablo lópez underwent a 2nd year tension of the major of Teres in his shoulder. He should miss eight to 12 weeks. He will be prevented from throwing entirely for at least a month before going in reassessment.
López left the start of last night against the A after five rounds. He reported discomfort of the shoulders while launching his warm -up lands before the sixth. The twins immediately recognized that an injured list was inevitable. They awaited today’s imagery results before making this movement. Unfortunately, it is important enough for it to cost him the majority of the remaining calendar.
It is the same injury and the same degree of deformation as my companion of rotation Joe Ryan supported last August. Ryan went down at the beginning of the month and missed the rest of the season. He did not focus on the offseason and he returned as loudly as ever this year. It is a long -term source of optimism for López, but it does not change significantly to rotation in the coming months.
It is the second passage of the right and much more notable this year. López had a minimum absence in April due to a leg of the hamstrings. The injuries interrupted a characteristic solid performance. He sports an average deserved race of 2.82 out of 60 2/3 images. It would have been his first career in the least 3.00 if he maintained if he kept it all year round. He fueled almost a quarter of opponents while granting two points or less in nine of his 11 appearances.
Minnesota has one of the best rotations in the league. They are fifth in MLB with an MPM of 3.43 while ranking eighth with a 23.2%withdrawal rate. López, Ryan, Bailey Ober And Chris Paddack have all performed well. The last place was the only weak point. Simeon Woods Richardson was optionized after granting more than five points deserved by nine. Zebby Matthews replaced it in rotation last month. He made his fourth start of the season this evening and wears a 5.21 MPM of 19 rounds. However, there is a lot of bats, there is a fifth more exciting starter than Woods Richardson.
David Festa Will get the first crack to connect López’s rotation point. He was striking to go to Triple-A St. Paul this evening, as noted first by Declan Goff of Skor North. Festa went to Sacramento to meet the Grande League team. Dan Hayes of athletics Write that he will probably go to the final of the series of tomorrow to give the rest of the beginners an additional day of rest.
The 25 -year -old festa ranked one of the best prospects for pitching sport when it was promoted last summer. He granted an MPM of 4.90 in his first 14 MLB appearances. He made a trio of departures at the start of the season while López was sidelined by the hamstrings. Festa managed an impressive withdrawal ratio of 15: 5 while giving only three points in 13 rounds. He launched six triple-A departures, transforming a brand of 2.83 with a withdrawal rate of almost 31%. Hayes notes that he was sidelined for a large part of May by the inflammation of the biceps, but he looks clear in two appearances since his return. He drew five goalless frames with five stick withdrawals in his last departure.
Festa is a replacement of high -level injuries. Woods Richardson remains on an optional assignment as a depth arm. The depth of rotation is a silver lining, but it is just to wonder how it has an impact on the approach of the team’s deadline. López will not be back at least in August and could be put aside in September. The twins are at the heart of a race for the congestioned joker and six games behind the division tigers.
