Diamondbacks' Nolan Arenado leaves win over Giants with right groin tightness
The Diamondbacks said Arenado felt tightness while running and is day to day, with no imaging planned after the seventh-inning exit.
- On Tuesday night, Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Nolan Arenado left the club's 7-5 victory over the San Francisco Giants in the seventh inning due to groin tightness, replaced by rookie Jose Fernandez.
- The injury developed gradually during the game, with tightness first appearing in the second inning while Arenado ran the bases and worsening in the sixth after he beat out a grounder.
- Both player and manager downplayed severity: Arenado stated "It was more precautionary than anything," while manager Torey Lovullo said he's "day to day" and the club expects him to be "OK."
- A groin strain will likely place Arenado on the 10-day injured list, forcing the Diamondbacks to choose between veteran Ildemaro Vargas and rookie Jose Fernandez at third base.
- His absence removes Arizona's top right-handed bat during an All-Star campaign, leaving rookie Ryan Waldschmidt as the primary power option after only two weeks in the majors, before a road series in Seattle and Dodgers matchup at Chase Field.
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Diamondbacks' Nolan Arenado day to day after leaving win over Giants with right groin tightness
Arizona third baseman Nolan Arenado left the Diamondbacks’ 7-5 victory over the San Francisco Giants in the seventh inning because of right groin tightness.
Will Nolan Arenado's injury be a serious concern for the Arizona Diamondbacks? - Burn City Sports Phoenix Sports
SAN FRANCISCO – When Nolan Arenado walked off the field with right groin tightness on Tuesday night against the San Francisco Giants, the immediate concern wasn’t panic, but it was concerning. Although even if the injury ends up being precautionary, the moment still revealed something important about their roster. Arenado has quietly become one of the veteran pillars helping lead this team early on this season. Image | Source: Burn City SportsMa…
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