Seiya Suzuki Exits Game Against Giants Due to Right Knee Discomfort

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Seiya Suzuki Exits Game Against Giants Due to Right Knee Discomfort

Suzuki was removed from the game in the bottom of the fourth after he attempted to make a running catch in right field. He sustained a strained PCL on the same knee during the World Baseball Classic, leading him to miss 12 games at the start of the season. Matt Shaw replaced Suzuki in the outfield following his exit.

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