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Dodgers Outfielder Kyle Tucker Exits Game With Low Back Spasms
Kyle Tucker left the Dodgers' game against the Minnesota Twins in the second inning Monday after aggravating low back spasms. Manager Dave Roberts called the outfielder day-to-day. Tucker entered the contest batting .234 with six home runs and 40 RBIs in 75 games.
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Dodgers outfielder Kyle Tucker was removed from Monday's game against the Minnesota Twins in Minneapolis during the second inning because of low back spasms. Tucker drew a one-out walk in the inning and appeared injured while advancing to second base on a single by Tommy Edman. He was replaced in the outfield after the play.
Manager Dave Roberts said Tucker is considered day-to-day. Roberts had discussed Tucker's performance struggles before the game, noting that no player wants to fall short of expectations and urging him to control the strike zone. 234 with six home runs and 40 RBIs in 75 games this season.
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