J-Rod was hit by a strong ball in the ankle and left the field, and the X-ray test was negative, and there was a "high probability" to return quickly

Julio Rodríguez is on the upswing when he went off the field today after being hit in his right ankle by a 98.1-mph ball-hit in a 98.1-mph base stealing attempt in the Seattle Mariners' 6-8 loss to the Los Angeles Angels. At that time, it was trying to become the propulsion engine of the sailors' sluggish line.

However, the sailor's X-rays at Angel Stadium were negative and he is now under daily observation. Optimistically, the team will return as early as tomorrow's final game in the series, with the Mariners looking to end their worst five-game losing streak of the season.

"There is a high probability that we will be on the starting list," Rodriguez said, "and we will need to watch the nighttime reaction and the situation tomorrow morning, but I am sure that it will get better tomorrow." "

The sudden occurrence occurred in the third inning, when Rodriguez stole second base and attempted to occupy third base, and Randy Arozarena hit a left-hand strike at the same time. If the ball had crossed the defence, the fast leg could have scored.

However, the referee ruled that he had touched the ball and was out. Rodriguez then staggered to the third base side of the Angels Break Zone guardrail and fell to the ground. Rob Scheidegger, vice president of Mariners' Performance & Medical, and Kevin Orloski, assistant athletic trainer, helped him off the field.

"The initial pain was unbearable," Rodriguez described, "with a loss of sensation and mobility in the foot, and even the inability to walk." However, it was quickly improved with immediate treatment. "Subsequent in-depth treatment basically eliminates the swelling.

"You can complain of 'frustration', but you can't control the unexpected situation," he adds, "and you can only ensure the timing of the start." The ball came to me, and it was really a game arrangement. "

Leody Taveras took over for the outfielders in the third inning, and then made a mistake and missed a fly ball straight in front of him to send Zach Neto to second base. Statcast calculates a 99% chance of catching the ball (it takes 4.5 seconds to move 49 feet). Neto then took advantage of Taylor Ward's touch to score through first baseman Rowdy Tellez's missed catcher Cal Raleigh's pass; Chris Taylor's deep fly ball then bounced off the side of Tavares' leaping glove to form an equalizer.

"It's a tough situation," said Mariners head coach Dan Wilson, "and coming off the bench is a test. Its garrison has been excellent this season, and this campaign is out of order. "

Defensive negligence plus Luis Castillo was defeated by three home runs. Ironically, Rodriguez had just scored the best goal of the season 24 hours earlier, flying over the midfield wall to confiscate a possible home run from Taylor.

The 2023 Golden Glove finalist has impressive playback stats this season: 98th percentile (+7) for Statcast Fielding Score, 93th percentile for Arm Strength, 95th percentile for passing strength and 95th percentile for sprint speed.

Its striking has also been on the upswing lately: two hits and two hits before leaving the game on Saturday, and a run back to home plate in the first inning when Raleigh hit the first hit (slowing down when the ball went out of the wall after the base theft started). Raleigh started again after nine innings, leading the MLB with 26 hits this season - Super League MVP Shohei Ohtani (Shohei Ohtani) with 3 hits, and American League MVP Aaron Judge (Aaron Judge) with 5 hits.