Seiya Suzuki Activated, Returns To Cubs Lineup Friday
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CHICAGO — Seiya Suzuki was activated from the 10-day injured list before Friday's game against Pittsburgh at Wrigley Field and inserted into the Chicago Cubs' starting lineup in right field, batting fifth after missing the season start with a sprained posterior cruciate ligament.
CHICAGO — Seiya Suzuki was activated from the 10-day injured list before Friday's game against Pittsburgh at Wrigley Field and inserted into the Chicago Cubs' starting lineup in right field, batting fifth after missing the season start with a sprained posterior cruciate ligament.
The Cubs designated outfielder Dylan Carlson for assignment to clear roster space, placed reliever Phil Maton on the 15-day IL and recalled right-hander Ethan Roberts from Triple-A Iowa; the moves come as the team held a 6-6 record this week following a split six-game road trip.
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Timeline
- 1. March 14, Suzuki sprained posterior cruciate ligament playing for Japan in the World Baseball Classic.
- 2. Suzuki was placed on the Cubs' 10-day injured list and missed the start of the MLB season.
- 3. The Cubs split a six-game road trip to Cleveland and Tampa Bay, entering the day with a 6-6 record.
- 4. Before Friday's game at Wrigley Field, Suzuki was activated and inserted into the starting lineup batting fifth.
- 5. The Cubs designated Dylan Carlson for assignment, placed Phil Maton on the 15-day IL, and recalled Ethan Roberts from Triple-A.
Why it matters
Seiya Suzuki's return could boost the Cubs' performance. If you're a fan, this is great news. If you're into fantasy baseball, consider adding Suzuki to your lineup. He's a strong hitter and could rack up points.
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