Contreras (left foot), Seigler (right trap) exit with contusions in 3rd frame
The Boston Red Sox lost two infielders during their game against the Chicago White Sox due to physical injuries.
Where it stands
Willson Contreras and Anthony Seigler both left the game in the third frame due to contusions. Contreras sustained a left foot injury, while Seigler suffered a right trap injury.
Coverage from MassLive, Yahoo Sports, USA Today, ESPN, and MLB.com confirms that both players exited the contest mid-game. Reports specifically detail that Contreras left after fouling a ball off his foot.
Future updates will clarify the recovery timelines for both athletes. Coverage does not yet specify the full extent of the damage or how long either player will remain out of the lineup.
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Sources (5)
- Red Sox lose two infielders mid-game to injury MassLive · 45d ago
- Red Sox Lose All-Star Willson Contreras to Injury During White Sox Game Yahoo Sports · 45d ago
- Red Sox injury updates: Anthony Seigler, Willson Contreras exit game vs White Sox USA Today · 45d ago
- Red Sox's Willson Contreras exits after fouling ball off foot ESPN · 45d ago
- Contreras (left foot), Seigler (right trap) exit with contusions in 3rd frame MLB.com · 45d ago
Answered
Which players left the game?
Willson Contreras and Anthony Seigler exited the game.
What injuries did the players sustain?
Contreras sustained a left foot contusion, and Seigler sustained a right trap contusion.
When did the injuries occur?
Both players exited during the third frame of the game against the White Sox.
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