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

“He’s getting X-rays right now, so we don’t know,” supervisor Alex Cora mentioned postgame. “We’ll know more tomorrow.”

Tigers first baseman Spencer Torkelson hit a shot to middle subject and Duvall's glove appeared to get caught within the grass as he tried to put out for the catch. Duvall received 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 big guy out there. I don’t think people really realize how big he is and how fast he moves. Looks like he was fully extended. ... He’s all-around a really, really good ballplayer so we’re all hoping for the best.”

Starter Kutter Crawford was additionally protecting his fingers crossed for Duvall.

“That’s not fun to watch at all,” Crawford mentioned. “Seeing him walk off the field, I think we’re all just kind of pulling for him and hopefully it’s not as serious as we might think it is.”

Raimel Tapia changed Duvall in middle subject.

Duvall has had an incredible begin to the season, batting .455 with 4 homers and 14 RBIs in his first eight video games with the Red Sox.

Content Source: www.mlb.com