Boston Red Sox left-hander Ranger Suárez leaves a Sunday night start against the Los Angeles Angels after an apparent injury. In the 7–5 Red Sox win, Suárez is unable to continue pitching and departs the game due to left-adductor tightness. Reports indicate the issue began during the third inning on a pitch to Jo Adell with two outs, when Suárez said he suffered the injury, and may have been aggravated when he jumped for Adell’s chopper that turned into an infield single.

The injury comes after Suárez previously missed the 2024 All-Star Game due to back stiffness. Multiple outlets also note there is a possibility he misses the July 14 All-Star event in Philadelphia, depending on how the current ailment develops. Separately, Suárez is placed on the 15-day injured list, opening a spot in Boston’s rotation and adding to a stretch of rotation disruptions. The Athletic adds that Suárez was scheduled for another start before the break, but that start—and his All-Star status—are now in question.