White Sox SS Tim Anderson leaves game with groin injury
Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson left Sunday’s sport in opposition to the Chicago Cubs with a proper groin pressure, the group introduced.
Anderson sustained the harm whereas fielding a grounder up the center within the second inning. He backed up into centerfield to make the throw to first base, then fell down on the grass. He gave the impression to be in vital ache and several other White Sox staff had to assist him off the sector. On the time it wasn’t clear what sort of harm Anderson had, as he did not wish to put a lot weight on his proper leg when he was being helped off the sector.
Anderson might be reevaluated on Monday, and till then White Sox followers (in addition to the group itself) might be holding their collective breath. The group has endured plenty of accidents in the course of the season to this point and may’t afford to lose Anderson for a major period of time. They’re already with out outfielders Luis Robert, who’s on the COVID IL, and Eloy Jimenez, who’s recovering from knee surgical procedure.
Danny Mendick, who changed Anderson at shortstop after he left the sport, and Leury Garcia are the possible candidates to get time at shortstop with Anderson out, however you may’t actually substitute a participant like Anderson. Coming into Sunday he was batting .354/.392/.503 in 39 video games, and was eight-for-eight in steals.
