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[May 01, 2017]
(The Sports Xchange) - New York
Mets ace Noah Syndergaard left his start in the second inning Sunday
against the Washington Nationals with an apparent injury to his
right side.
The Mets' official status update is a "possible lat strain."
Syndergaard is heading back to New York City from Washington for an
MRI, according to the team.
Syndergaard immediately held up his right arm after throwing a 2-2
pitch to Nationals slugger Bryce Harper. The right-hander gave up
five hits and five earned runs in 1 1/3 innings, with two walks, a
wild pitch and two strikeouts.
Syndergaard had been scratched from his start Thursday in Atlanta
with a "tried arm," according to Mets manager Terry Collins.
However, Syndergaard threw a bullpen session Friday and was fine
medically for his Sunday start, Mets general manager Sandy Alderson
said.
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Washington center fielder Adam Eaton, acquired for three young
pitchers in a trade with the Chicago White Sox in December, has an
ACL tear in his left leg and will likely miss the rest of the
season, general manager Mike Rizzo said.

Eaton had been used as the leadoff hitter while playing center
field. He was injured in the bottom of the ninth inning Friday night
as he beat out an infield single, as his left leg hit the first base
bag at a weird angle. He was carried off the field and had an MRI
exam on Saturday.
The left-handed hitter batted .297 (27-for-91) in the first 23
games. He has seven doubles, a .462 slugging percentage, a .393
on-base average, two homers and 13 RBIs.
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Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Aaron Sanchez left his start against
the Tampa Bay Rays after one inning Sunday after splitting a nail on
his right middle finger.
The setback occurred in his first outing since
returning from the disabled list. Sanchez had not pitched since
April 15 because of a blister on his the same finger. Part of the
nail was removed in a procedure performed April 18.
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Mets starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard (34) walks off the field
after an apparent injury against the Washington Nationals in the
second inning at Nationals Park. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-USA
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Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis was scratched from the
series finale against the New York Yankees due to a sore right
elbow.
Davis was in the original lineup, but the injury was announced about
an hour before the scheduled first pitch. He was replaced by rookie
Trey Mancini, who made his second start at first base.
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The Oakland Athletics placed left-hander starter Sean Manaea on the
10-day disabled list with a left shoulder strain, the team
announced.
The move is retroactive to April 27.
Manaea, 25, was removed from his most recent start on Wednesday
after two innings against the Los Angeles Angels.
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