Kade Anderson exits after taking 103.8 mph liner off pitching forearm
The Mariners pitcher was hit by a hard line drive on his pitching arm and did not continue, raising concern about his availability.
Kade Anderson was forced to exit a game after a 103.8 mph line drive struck his pitching forearm. The injury is classified as a forearm bruise, though the full extent of the damage is not yet confirmed. Given the velocity of the impact on his throwing arm, there is meaningful concern about his short-term availability. The Mariners have not yet announced a roster move, but an IL stint is possible depending on further evaluation.
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