MLB News Roundup: "I haven't looked at any of the data" - Seiya Suzuki continues dream start with Chicago Cubs; Jose Altuve dealing with an unexpected hamstring injury; 2016 World Series champion Jake Arrieta plans to announce exit from professional baseball - April 19, 2022

This past week has seen many great games and individual performances across the MLB. The past two years have seen sporadic attendance due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The new season is just getting started, and fans are eager to see their favorite players and teams back at the grind.Seiya Suzuki has been a surprising performer to start the 2022 MLB season. We'll take a closer look at his great career start and more in this edition of MLB News Roundup.MLB News Roundup: April 19, 2022Chicago Cubs v Colorado RockiesSeiya Suzuki continues dream start with Chicago CubsSeiya Suzuki has continued to shock the baseball world with a magnificent start to his MLB career. In just 10 games, Suzuki is currently hitting .429 with four home runs, 11 RBIs and nine walks.He said he has not started to look at any data metrics quite yet.Patrick Mooney@PJ_MooneyIt's OK to trust your eyes and focus on results instead of talking about the process. Seiya Suzuki, who says he hasn’t even looked at any of the data yet, appears to be the real deal, a transformative hitter the Cubs can build around at Wrigley Field. theathletic.com/3257624/2022/0…9:13 AM · Apr 19, 202219729It's OK to trust your eyes and focus on results instead of talking about the process. Seiya Suzuki, who says he hasn’t even looked at any of the data yet, appears to be the real deal, a transformative hitter the Cubs can build around at Wrigley Field. theathletic.com/3257624/2022/0…&quot;It's OK to trust your eyes and focus on results instead of talking about the process. Sieya Suzuki, who says he hasn't even looked at any of the data yet, appears to be the real deal, a transformative hitter the Cubs can build around at Wrigley Field.&quot; - @ Patrick MooneySuzuki is certainly the lead contender for Rookie of the Year and was just recently named National League Player of the Week.Jake Arrieta announces retirementMiami Marlins v Chicago CubsJake Arrieta has announced his retirement from baseball after 12 seasons. In his career, Arrieta made one All-Star appearance and won the 2015 NL Cy Young Award. Earlier today, the Chicago Cubs posted an announcement on Arrieta's retirement.Chicago Cubs@CubsCubs statement on Jake Arrieta's retirement:12:31 PM · Apr 19, 20225115606Cubs statement on Jake Arrieta's retirement: https://t.co/lsButzyNDP&quot;Cubs statement on Jake Arrieta's retirement:&quot;-@CubsArrieta also played an integral part in the 2016 Chicago Cubs World Series championship.Jose Altuve leaves with injuryJose Altuve #27 of the Houston Astros bats against the Seattle MarinersStar second baseman Jose Altuve of the Houston Astros left last night's game against the Los Angeles Angels with a hamstring injury. Altuve is among the top second basemen in baseball and would be a significant loss to the Houston Astros.FOX Sports: MLB@MLBONFOXJose Altuve was removed from tonight's game after suffering an injury while beating out a throw to 1st base.10:21 AM · Apr 18, 2022105080Jose Altuve was removed from tonight's game after suffering an injury while beating out a throw to 1st base. https://t.co/3hD8IYtbGl&quot;Jose Altuve was removed from tonight's game after suffering an injury while beating out a throw to 1st base.&quot; - @ FOX Sports: MLBThe hamstring injury will likely sideline Altuve for some time. Jon Heyman reports of an MRI today on his hamstring.Jon Heyman@JonHeymanJose Altuve (hamstring) has an MRI today. Will determine timetable.1:12 AM · Apr 19, 202220323Jose Altuve (hamstring) has an MRI today. Will determine timetable.&quot;Jose Altuve (hamstring) has an MRI today. Will determine timetable.&quot; - @ Jon HeymanThat wraps up the news roundup for April 19. For more baseball news, go to the Sportskeeda app and click on Baseball in the section menu.

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