Andy Green Provides Update Around Juan Soto’s Injury After Early Exit Against Dodgers

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Andy Green Provides Update Around Juan Soto’s Injury After Early Exit Against Dodgers

Soto exited the 4-2 loss in the sixth inning due to left calf soreness. The five-time All-Star, who missed time back in April due to a calf strain, will undergo an MRI on his left calf on Saturday, interim manager Andy Green said. An IL stint looks imminent, with Jorge Polanco and Luis Robert Jr. likely seeing DH more time.

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