Mariners outfielder Julio RodrÃguez leaves game against Orioles with hamstring spasm
Seattle Mariners outfielder Julio RodrÃguez left Wednesday night’s game against the Baltimore Orioles with a hamstring injury after striking out to end the sixth inning
SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle Mariners outfielder Julio RodrÃguez left Wednesday night's game against the Baltimore Orioles with a hamstring injury after striking out to end the sixth inning.
The three-time All-Star spoke to a team athletic trainer before exiting the dugout.
Mariners manager Dan Wilson told reporters after his team's 5-3 loss that RodrÃguez had a spasm in his hamstring.
RodrÃguez was 1 for 3 with a double, giving him 125 doubles to go along with 125 homers and 125 stolen bases in his career.
He reached those totals in 665 major league games, making the 25-year-old RodrÃguez the third-fastest player to do it.
Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. was the fastest at 591 games and former big leaguer Alfonso Soriano, a seven-time All-Star, pulled off the feat in 643 games, according to Sportradar.
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