Astros Rookie Tatsuya Imai Undergoes Tests for Arm Fatigue
Astros' Imai to undergo testing for arm fatigue
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Houston Astros rookie pitcher Tatsuya Imai has returned to Houston for evaluation of right arm fatigue following a poor performance against the Seattle Mariners. Imai, who signed a $54 million contract, has struggled this season with a 7.27 ERA and is currently facing health concerns amid other team injuries.
- 01Tatsuya Imai is experiencing right arm fatigue after his third start.
- 02He allowed three runs and only recorded one out in his last game.
- 03Imai has a 7.27 ERA and has walked 11 batters this season.
- 04The Astros are dealing with multiple injuries, including Hunter Brown and Cristian Javier.
- 05Imai mentioned difficulty adjusting to the mound at T-Mobile Park.
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Tatsuya Imai, a rookie pitcher for the Houston Astros, has returned to Houston for evaluation due to right arm fatigue following his third start of the season. In his last outing against the Seattle Mariners, Imai struggled significantly, allowing three runs and recording only one out while throwing 37 pitches. His performance has contributed to a 7.27 ERA this season, with 11 walks and 13 strikeouts in 8 2/3 innings. Astros manager Joe Espada stated that Imai expressed concerns about arm fatigue, prompting the team's decision to send him back for medical assessment. This situation arises as the Astros are already managing injuries to other pitchers, including Hunter Brown, who was placed on the 15-day injured list due to a right shoulder strain, and Cristian Javier, who was also put on the IL for a similar issue. Imai noted that he had difficulty adjusting to the hard mound at T-Mobile Park but did not report any injury immediately after the game.
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The health of Tatsuya Imai is crucial for the Astros as they navigate injuries in their pitching rotation. His performance will directly affect the team's chances in upcoming games.
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