Director Bob Melvin said that Justin Verlander’s right hand of San Francisco Giants would be placed on the 15 -day wounded list due to the right pectoral injury.
Verlander was thrown with him on Wednesday and the decision was reached. During the session, Verlander could not make a planned start against the host Washington Nationals on Saturday and could not make his next return.
Verlander giants, “Give yourself a blow. Spend 15 days and take it back and get ready to go,” they say.
San Francisco is hopeful that Verlander will only be withdrawn for a short time.
“Finally, I think it will be good.” He said. “Frankly, he’s not satisfied with it because he wants to make every start, but that was a prudent thing.”
The difficult part of the estimation is that Verlander experiences nerve irritation in the pectoral muscle. The 42 -year -old insisted that he was not about the neck injury he had experienced in June last season, which is missing for more than two months with Houston Astros.
Verlander struggled with giants against the 10 -starting and Sunday’s athletics.
Verlander had speed and command problems against athletics and had the worst five walks of the season. He allowed two runs, three strokes and shot one.
“There are always things you push, Ver Verlander said, referring to his trip on Sunday. “To be 100 percent in this game is always difficult. It was one of the things I think I would be good.
Verlander, in his first campaign with San Francisco, 4.33 ERA with ERA 0-3. He shot 41 and walked 21 in 52 inning.
The American League Cy Young Prize three times and the 2011 Al MVP 20th. Nine times All-Star, Verlander 262-150, 536 at the beginning of career 3.31 era.
Melvin said it was too early to decide who will start the game on Saturday.
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