Arraez Scratched Before Giants-Padres Game
San Francisco's Luis Arraez was pulled from the starting lineup before first pitch in San Diego, with cramping cited as a factor.
Luis Arraez was scratched from the Giants lineup before their game in San Diego. Beat reporter Susan Slusser notes cramping as a contributing reason. Arraez is also considered a likely trade candidate, adding context to the decision. Multiple players around the majors were scratched in similar circumstances on the same day.
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