Why Did Taijuan Walker Exit Mets Game Early?
As the match was ongoing and the second inning ended player Taijuan Walker did not come out for the third inning. He scored or pitched two scoreless frames which were against the Braves in Atlanta. The match was held on Tuesday and the news broke out right after the match was over but in between many questions arouse and people started questioning where the player was. Walker was replaced by R.J Alvarez after he went inside after the second inning and in the third inning, Alvarez played on Walker’s spot. As given by the officials from the game, Walker experienced back spasms all of a sudden due to which he had to leave the ground.
What Happened With Taijuan Walker?
In the second inning of the match, Walker who is a righty showed some signs of discomfort when he had a throw from Pete Alonso while running for the first base and it was the final pout of the second inning after which he got inside and experienced some sort of pain. It is not revealed by his team Walker or anyone related to him how his condition is until now. As of now, the only thing known is that Walker is having some pain and maybe he will not be able to attend the coming matches or the next match. Noting is officially been said by the officials of the match as well. While many pictures of him are been shared on social media and his news is getting shared.
Taijuan Walker: Injury Details
Walker is not the only one getting injured, earlier as well many people got injuries pains and they exited the game all of a sudden. Earlier to Walker another player named Carlos Carrasco also pitched two innings and he exited the match as well. Carlos suffered a low-grade oblique strain and as said by the medic team, he is said to take rest for three-four weeks and stay away from gaming and physical straining activities as well. During matches, many players get these types of injuries which are not seen but hurt a lot and they have to get a break from their work bascule of it. Hoping that Walker gets back to his perfect condition soon.
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