Jose Siri sent for scans after being hit by pitch.
Tampa Bay Rays centerfield Jose Siri’s night took an unfortunate turn during Monday’s game against the Minnesota Twins when he was hit by a pitch on his right hand in the fifth innings.
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Siri’s immediate reaction to the painful blow was evident as he dropped to his knees in discomfort and received immediate attention from the team’s medical staff.
Jose Siri was attended by team staff after being hit by a pitch in the fifth inning.
Despite the initial agony, Siri soldiered on and completed his run around the bases but was subsequently removed from the game before the Rays took the field again. This injury raises concerns for the Rays, as Siri has been a significant contributor this season, ranking second on the team with 25 home runs.
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However, according to reporter Tricia Whitaker, Siri gave her a thumbs up, possibly indicating that the injury wasn’t very serious.
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Apart from Jose Siri, the Rays have also been dealing with an injury to Isaac Paredes
In a somewhat positive development, the Rays are hopeful that their leading home run hitter, Isaac Paredes, may return to the lineup soon. Paredes has been sidelined since Friday after also being hit on the right hand by a pitch vs. the Seattle Mariners.
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With 29 home runs and a team-high 89 RBIs, his return would provide a significant boost to the Rays’ offense.
Isaac Paredes has been sidelined since Friday after also being hit on his right hand by a pitch.
Paredes expressed improved comfort on Monday, indicating that the soreness in his hand was subsiding. Manager Kevin Cash was cautiously optimistic about Paredes potentially returning to play on Tuesday.
As Rays fans await official updates on both Siri and Paredes, they hope for a swift recovery for the talented players who have played vital roles in the team’s success in the MLB 2023 season.
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Pablo Ricalde has been a baseball journalist at Sportskeeda since 2022. A Communication Studies graduate, he attended journalism courses and specialized in copywriting, further adding to his background as a writer.
After 4 years working in the advertising industry and 2 years in sports journalism, Pablo currently works at a Marketing Consulting firm on top of his role at Sportskeeda. He believed in sourcing information only from reliable sources, and refrains from including any opinionated content in his articles.
Pablo was introduced to baseball as a kid by his grandfather, who even coached him in Little League for a year. A massive Boston Red Sox supporter, he ended up becoming a fan in an attempt to be original (as his parents are Yankees fans). Pablo also supports the Diablos Rojos from the Mexican league, his hometown team.
His favorite players of all time are David Ortiz and Derek Jeter, while his current favorites include Fernando Tatis Jr., Ronald Acuna Jr., Alex Verdugo and Randy Arozarena. His favorite moment as a baseball fan was when the Boston Red Sox won the 2018 World Series Championship, as he was too young to remember 2004.
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