Athletics outfielder Nick Kurtz leaves the team’s game against the Boston Red Sox after taking a hit by a pitch to his left forearm. The 23-year-old player is removed from the contest with a bruised left forearm, and team officials say he undergoes further evaluation. According to the Athletics’ manager Mark Kotsay, X-rays taken after Kurtz was taken out of the game do not provide a clear answer. Because of the injury and the inconclusive initial imaging, the team orders an MRI to further assess the forearm. The reports describe Kurtz as having been struck during play, after which he does not return to the game. The Athletics and Kurtz are awaiting the MRI results, which will determine the severity of the bruising and any potential impact on his near-term availability. At the time of reporting, no final diagnosis or timetable for return is provided.
Athletics’ Nick Kurtz exits vs. Red Sox after HBP; MRI ordered for bruised forearm
Athletics outfielder Nick Kurtz leaves the team’s game against the Boston Red Sox after taking a hit by a pitch to his left forearm. The 23-year-old player is removed from the contest with a bruised l...
- Nick Kurtz is hit by a pitch on his left forearm during the Athletics’ game vs. the Red Sox.
- He exits the game and does not return.
- The team obtains X-rays after he is removed, but results are inconclusive.
- An MRI is ordered to further evaluate the injury.
- The reports describe the injury as a bruised left forearm.
The 23-year-old All-Star had X-rays taken after being removed from the game but manager Mark Kotsay said the results were inconclusive.
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