Navy outfall Victor Robles made an exceptional socket at the end of the game today against the Giants, but the moment was quickly worried when Robles crashed on the right field in territory in territory. As several journalists, including Adam Jude of Seattle Times and Daniel Kramer from Mlb.com, noted, Robles left the game and was transported on the ground holding his left arm. As Jude noted, manager Dan Wilson told journalists that Robles had undergone shoulder injury suffered initial tests to determine the exact problem.
This is a potentially devastating news for the navy, for whom Robles has become a candle of ignition in all aspects of the game since it was signed by Seattle in June after being released by the Nationals earlier this year. In 77 games for Seattle the rest of the path, Robles struck a phenomenal .328 / .393 / .467 with a WRC + of 154. He also played a solid defense in the three outdoor places and went 30 for 31 on the navals en route around 3.2 FWAR in just 262 trips to the past year. It was such a solid performance that the club signed Robles to a two -year extension which guarantees it $ 9.75 million and maintains it under the team control until the end of the 2027 season thanks to a team option of $ 9 million for a third year.
This breeze season in 2024 represented a remarkable return to Robles, which was considered the best prospect of the national system and among the main prospects of all sport when it rose by the minor leagues alongside Juan Soto. Unfortunately, injuries have obtained robles throughout his career. He appeared in just 530 games in part of eight seasons at DC due to the injuries of the elbow, the ankle, the back and the hamstrings among other conditions. He had only one full season in the majors over the years, his 2019 recruit season with the club, and since then has even reached 400 appearances in plaques in one season only once.
It is impossible to say with certainty to what extent the injuries led to Robles, which struck a disappointing. 236 / .311 / .356 during his stay with nationals, to carry out the expectations associated with his prospect status. Despite this, it is undoubtedly that he and the Mariners surely hoped that his new start to Seattle last year would allow him to prove herself healthy and efficient in the big leagues over an extended period. Although even an approximate calendar for the return to the action of Robles will not be clear until the sailors provide more details on the nature of his injury, it seems sure to say that Robles will miss at least a while due to the injury.
More to come.
