St. Louis Cardinals’s aerobatman, Jordan Walker, was placed on the 10 -day injuries list on Saturday due to the inflammation of the left wrist.
This decision is retroactive on Thursday.
Walker missed the stick training as well as Friday evening’s match against the Rangers before the team decided to move before the match on Saturday against Texas.
“I don’t think it will be more than 10 days,” said Cardinals director Oliver Marmol. “We will come back very soon.”
Walker, 23, only strikes .215 with three circuits and 23 points produced in 47 games this season.
However, he had successfully completed his last 12 games by hitting .333 (11 for 33) with a Home Run and 10 Product points.
Jordan was selected in the first round (21st in total) by Saint-Louis in 2020. He has an average career of .247 with 24 circuits and 94 points produced in 215 games on three seasons.
The cardinals promoted the Vilade Vilade Vilapius from Triple-A Memphis in a corresponding movement. Vilade struck. 280 with five circuits and 31 points produced in 48 games.
Vilade, 26, has already spent time in the majors with the Rockies of Colorado (2021) and Detroit Tigers (2024). He struck .157 with a circuit and five points produced in 20 games.
St. Louis also recalled Roddery Munoz from Memphis and optionized his colleague Gordon Graceffo to the same affiliate.
Munoz experienced an MPM of 7.71 in four relief appearances for cardinals earlier this season. Graceffo was 2-0 with an MPM of 7.47 in nine appearances with Saint-Louis.
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