On Tuesday, Major League Baseball (MLB) released an official statement confirming that Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suárez has been cleared of any fractures to his right index finger. The assessment followed a comprehensive medical evaluation that included both a CT scan and an MRI. The news comes as a relief for the team, which had been monitoring the injury closely following a recent on-field incident.
Suárez, who has been a key player for the Arizona Diamondbacks, was examined by team medical staff to determine the extent of the injury. The absence of fractures means that he can likely return to play without the need for prolonged rehabilitation. This development is significant for the club’s playoff hopes, as Suárez has been a vital contributor to their lineup this season.
Team spokespersons expressed relief at the findings, emphasizing the importance of Suárez’s health to the team’s overall performance. The information was shared with fans and media through a press release, with no further details expected at this time. As the season progresses, the Diamondbacks will continue to monitor Suárez’s condition to ensure he remains in optimal playing form.