Byron Buxton Leaves Game with Forearm Contusion
Twins OF Buxton exits with forearm contusion
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Minnesota Twins All-Star outfielder Byron Buxton exited the game against the Tampa Bay Rays after sustaining a right forearm contusion from a pitch. X-rays confirmed no fracture, and Buxton reassured fans that he is fine despite the injury.
- 01Byron Buxton exited the game due to a right forearm contusion.
- 02X-rays showed no fracture, indicating a less severe injury.
- 03Buxton was hit by a pitch from Rays reliever Kevin Kelly.
- 04He did not record a hit in three at-bats before leaving.
- 05James Outman replaced Buxton in the lineup.
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In a recent game against the Tampa Bay Rays, Minnesota Twins All-Star outfielder Byron Buxton left the field due to a right forearm contusion after being struck by a 91.6 mph fastball from reliever Kevin Kelly. Fortunately, X-rays revealed that there was no fracture, allowing Buxton to express relief, stating, "It ain't broken, so I'm good." Before his exit, Buxton had a challenging game, going 0-for-3 at the plate with one strikeout. He was replaced in the lineup by James Outman. The Twins secured a 10-4 victory in their home opener.
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