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Giants Place Harrison Bader on 10-Day IL With Left Plantar Fasciitis

Bader missed a few weeks earlier in the season due to a hamstring strain, and he's now due for at least another 10 days on the injured list after being diagnosed with plantar fasciitis, reported Susan Slusser. Drew Gilbert is likely to receive the bulk of starts in center field while Bader is on the shelf.

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