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Red Sox Pitcher Ranger Suarez Ruled Out for All-Star Game because of Groin Injury
Boston recalled infielder Brett Harris to replace Suarez, who will miss the All-Star Game after leaving his last start with a groin strain.
- On Thursday, the Boston Red Sox placed All-Star left-hander Ranger Suarez on the 15-day injured list with a left groin strain, retroactive to Monday, July 6.
- Suarez sustained the injury Sunday while leaping for a chopper during Boston's 7-5 victory over the Los Angeles Angels, departing in the third inning.
- To fill the roster spot, Boston recalled infielder Brett Harris from Triple-A Worcester; Suarez had posted a 3.15 ERA and 97 strikeouts across 17 starts before the injury.
- The injury sidelines Suarez for the upcoming MLB All-Star Game, while interim manager Chad Tracy identified Brayan Bello as a candidate to fill the rotation vacancy.
- Suarez could return July 22 against the Baltimore Orioles, as the 15-day stint runs through July 21 and the mid-season All-Star break minimizes missed starts.
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Red Sox place pitcher Ranger Suarez on injured list
Suarez won't be able to make his start Saturday against the Mets and also will miss the All-Star Game.
·Lewiston, United States
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Red Sox place All-Star lefthander Ranger Suarez (groin) on injured list - The Boston Globe
Fellow Red Sox starter Sonny Gray is a candidate to replace Suarez with the AL All-Stars. Corner infielder Brett Harris was recalled from Triple-A to fill Suarez's roster spot.
·Boston, United States
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