Contreras (left foot), Seigler (right trap) exit with contusions in 3rd frame
The Boston Red Sox face potential roster losses after Willson Contreras and Anthony Seigler exited a game against the White Sox with contusions.
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Willson Contreras and Anthony Seigler left their game against the White Sox during the third frame. Contreras suffered a contusion to his left foot after fouling a ball off himself, while Seigler sustained a contusion to his right trap.
Coverage from MLB.com, ESPN, and USA Today emphasizes the specific nature of the injuries. Yahoo Sports notes that the injury to Contreras overshadowed the Red Sox's sixth consecutive victory.
Future updates will likely focus on the severity of the contusions, as MassLive reports that the team may have gotten lucky regarding the two injured players.
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Quick answers
Which players were injured?
Willson Contreras and Anthony Seigler.
How did Willson Contreras injure his foot?
He fouled a ball off his left foot during the third frame.
What is the current win streak for the Red Sox?
The Red Sox have won six straight games.
Coverage (5)
- Red Sox may have gotten lucky with two injured players MassLive · 4h ago
- Red Sox injury updates: Anthony Seigler, Willson Contreras exit game vs White Sox USA Today · 4h ago
- Willson Contreras injury overshadows Red Sox’ sixth straight win Yahoo Sports · 4h ago
- Red Sox's Willson Contreras exits after fouling ball off foot ESPN · 4h ago
- Contreras (left foot), Seigler (right trap) exit with contusions in 3rd frame MLB.com · 4h ago
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