Prospecto lanzador de los Marlins Thomas White se perdería 3 a 4 semanas por distensión
Associated Press
JUPITER, Florida, EE.UU. (AP) — El prospecto de pitcheo de los Marlins de Miami, Thomas White, se espera que se pierda de tres a cuatro semanas por una distensión en el oblicuo derecho.
“Es un gran chico. Ha manejado todo muy bien, tiene la cabeza bien puesta. Es una lástima que vaya a perderse algo de tiempo de desarrollo aquí, en la parte inicial de la temporada”, señaló el mánager Clayton McCullough a MLB.com.
McCullough comentó que White, de 21 años, sintió molestias cuando lanzó el jueves contra Toronto.
MLB Pipeline ubica a White como el prospecto número 17 del béisbol — y el número 1 entre los lanzadores zurdos —. La temporada pasada tuvo marca de 4-3 con efectividad de 2,31 a lo largo de tres niveles de ligas menores.
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