Toronto Blue Jays remove Anthony Santander from the lineup hours before the game
The Toronto Blue Jays announce some surprising news ahead of game 2 as they have removed Anthony Santander from the lineup.
The Blue Jays announced their lineup for this game in which Santander was set to play in things have now changed due to an injury.
Blue Jays remove Anthony Santander from the lineup
Toronto has decided to remove Santander from the lineup ahead of game 2 this afternoon as he has been dealing with lower back pains once again.
News: Anthony Santander is out of the lineup with back tightness. #BlueJays
UPDATE: OF Anthony Santander was removed from today's starting lineup with lower back tightness.
The Blue Jays announced that Davis Schneider will be replacing Santander in left field this afternoon against the Mariners.
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Anthony Santander has been removed from tonight's lineup with lower back tightness
Schneider will hit and play LF instead
This is not a surprising move as Santander did not seem to be in any pain last game but it seems to be that his back pains have come back up once again as the Blue Jays will have to win without him today.
Toronto has been dealing with a lot of injury troubles this season and the post-season has been no different after Nathan Lukes left last game and Bo Bichette was once again left off the roster for this series.
The BlueJays take on the Mariners at 5:03 PM this afternoon at the Rogers Centre.
Anthony Santander has been removed from tonight's lineup with lower back tightness
Schneider will hit and play LF instead
This is not a surprising move as Santander did not seem to be in any pain last game but it seems to be that his back pains have come back up once again as the Blue Jays will have to win without him today.
Toronto has been dealing with a lot of injury troubles this season and the post-season has been no different after Nathan Lukes left last game and Bo Bichette was once again left off the roster for this series.
The BlueJays take on the Mariners at 5:03 PM this afternoon at the Rogers Centre.
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