After Minnesota’s victory over New York Diets on Wednesday, several media reports said the twins were going to place Matt Wallner strike on the 10-day injuries list due to a tense hamstrings.
Wallner was injured while he was beating a simple in the inner field during the first round of Tuesday’s victory against the food. It was removed from the game and replaced by Dashawn Keirsey Jr., who also started in the right field for Wallner on Wednesday.
Wallner, 27, from Minnesota, played 18 games this season, beating mainly in the head of the head, although he reached the third or the fourth in alignment in the last three games.
Wallner reduced .263 / .373 / .474 and its two triples are equal for the head of the major league.
The Wallner Striking left-handed generally fights against South cobblestones, although he is 3-in-5 with his only circuit against left-handers so far this season. For his career, however, he only has 17 for 102 (.167).
In 187 career games, Wallner Bat .252 with 30 circuits and 91 products.
No corresponding alignment movement has been indicated, but Minnesota might have to raise two players while the utility Willi Castro left Wednesday’s match with oblique.
The twins left Thursday before starting a three game set in Atlanta on Friday.
– field level media