Gausman Exits Game Early With Left Hand Cramp
The Cubs starter left tonight's outing with a left hand cramp, an official team post confirmed.
Kevin Gausman was removed from tonight's game after developing a left hand cramp. The news came directly from the official Chicago Cubs social media account, lending high credibility to the report. A hand cramp for a pitcher can affect grip and command, and may signal a deeper issue depending on severity. His next start and potential IL candidacy should be monitored closely.
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