Kyle Harrison exits early with cramping issue
The left-hander developed cramps in the fifth inning and could not continue into the sixth despite attempting unconventional remedies.
Kyle Harrison began cramping during the fifth inning of his start. He attempted to continue by consuming pickle juice and a cinnamon-based remedy before trying to take the mound in the sixth. He was unable to get loose and did not complete the inning. His availability for his next scheduled start is uncertain pending further evaluation.
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