‘Confusing’ injury sends Diamondbacks’ Corbin Carroll to IL after X-ray fiasco
NY Post
The Diamondbacks may need to throw their X-ray machine in the dumpster and invest in another.
Star outfielder Corbin Carroll was hit by a pitch last Wednesday and while initial X-rays came back negative, he missed the next four games as the team waited for the swelling to lessen.
He supposedly was available to pinch-hit in that time, though he did not appear in any games.
The Diamondbacks sent Carroll for an MRI on Monday in Chicago, per MLB.com, and this exam revealed what the initial X-rays had missed: a chip fracture in his left wrist.
Arizona will soon place Carroll on the injured list as this nightmare stretch of injuries continues for the franchise already without its ace (Corbin Burnes), closer (Justin Martinez) and catcher (Gabriel Moreno).
And this marks the team’s second X-ray fiasco in short time.
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