In the underside of the ninth inning of Sunday’s 4-1 win over the Tigers, Adam Duvall exited the sport after he injured his left wrist on a diving play try within the outfield.

On Monday, the Red Sox introduced that X-rays confirmed a distal radius fracture in his left wrist. There is just not at the moment an estimate for Duvall's return because the crew gathers extra info. However, fractures usually take 4 to 6 weeks to heal. Duvall was positioned on the 10-day injured checklist on Monday, with infielder Bobby Dalbec recalled from Triple-A Worcester as a corresponding transfer.

Tigers first baseman Spencer Torkelson hit a shot to heart subject and Duvall's glove appeared to get caught within the grass as he tried to put out for the catch. Duvall obtained up holding his left wrist, the identical one which required season-ending surgical procedure final July when he was with the Braves.

“He almost made a spectacular play,” left fielder Rob Refsnyder mentioned. “That’s a giant man on the market. I don’t assume individuals actually understand how large he's and how briskly he strikes. Looks like he was totally prolonged."

Raimel Tapia changed Duvall in heart subject.

Duvall has had an excellent begin to the season, batting .455 with 4 homers and 14 RBIs in his first eight video games with the Red Sox, and being named the AL Player of the Week for the week of April 3.

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