SAN FRANCISCO – Cincinnati Reds starter Brady Singer was to be evaluated again Wednesday, Aug. 26, after suffering an apparent bruise on the right side of his rib cage sliding after an infield chopper in the sixth inning the night before.
Singer, who stayed in the game after the play but exited two batters later at 91 pitches with dangerous lefty-hitting Rafael Devers up, said after the game he thought he was "fine."
Singer is the only member of the Reds rotation who has not missed a scheduled start the past two seasons, having pitched through minor injuries, including a blister and bruised foot earlier this season.
"I just jammed my ribs a little bit, but I felt fine," Singer said. "It was just kind of grabbing. I landed a little weird."
Singer opened the game with two wild looking pitches, the second of which hit Giants leadoff man Drew Gilbert, but then settled down to allow just two runs until a fifth-inning home run by Devers.
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Singer, who stayed in the game after the play but exited two batters later at 91 pitches with dangerous lefty-hitting Rafael Devers up, said after the game he thought he was "fine."
Singer is the only member of the Reds rotation who has not missed a scheduled start the past two seasons, having pitched through minor injuries, including a blister and bruised foot earlier this season.
"I just jammed my ribs a little bit, but I felt fine," Singer said. "It was just kind of grabbing. I landed a little weird."
Singer opened the game with two wild looking pitches, the second of which hit Giants leadoff man Drew Gilbert, but then settled down to allow just two runs until a fifth-inning home run by Devers.
#fine #francisco
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