Things continued to go wrong for the Phillies on Friday, when they received bad news regarding two players.
Freddy Galvis is in the hospital with MRSA, meaning the utility infielder will not be on the Opening Day roster, further depleting the Phillies depth.
Freddy Galvis is in the hospital with MRSA, meaning the utility infielder will not be on the Opening Day roster, further depleting the Phillies depth.
Galvis had an abscess removed from his left knee Wednesday and returned to the hospital Thursday, where he remains indefinitely as he receives antibiotics.
Further affecting the Phillies’ depth, was the news Friday that Darin Ruf will be out 4-6 weeks. Ruf strained his left oblique, and on Friday an MRI revealed it to be between a Grade 1 and 2 strain.
The list of injuries continues to grow for the Phillies, and as a result, an already weak roster has begun to look even weaker.
By: Kyle Babcock
Follow us on Twitter: @BroadStBeat
Further affecting the Phillies’ depth, was the news Friday that Darin Ruf will be out 4-6 weeks. Ruf strained his left oblique, and on Friday an MRI revealed it to be between a Grade 1 and 2 strain.
The list of injuries continues to grow for the Phillies, and as a result, an already weak roster has begun to look even weaker.
By: Kyle Babcock
Follow us on Twitter: @BroadStBeat
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