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It "sounds like it won't be a long-term issue" for Houston Astros starting pitcher Spencer Arrighetti (foot), says MLB.com's Brian McTaggart. Getty
The Houston Astros lost a starter to the injured list over the weekend. Right-handed pitcher Spencer Arrighetti was placed on the 15-day injured list retroactive to July 25.
Arrighetti, 26, exited his start against the Chicago White Sox on July 24 after 1.0 inning pitched while experiencing nerve irritation in his foot. He allowed two hits, two walks, and three earned runs in the Astros 9-5 win over the White Sox.
Ahead of Houston’s series against the Los Angeles Angels, Arrighetti received an injection to address the issue, says MLB.com’s Brian McTaggart.
The insider believes the injury won’t need a long-term absence.
“Spencer Arrighetti had some sort of injection in his foot and should resume throwing in a day or two,” McTaggart wrote. “This sounds like it won’t be a long-term issue for him.
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