Cardinal Jordan Walker comes out of the spring game training with a painful knee pain

St. Louis Right Fielder Jordan Walker left the cardinals’ Spring training The game against Washington citizens on Tuesday with the left knee pain, he announced the team. Walker will pass further testing.

The injury happened in another Inning while the 22nd year was following the flying ball. Walker stayed in the game for his next in the bat and hit it before he removed the competition.

Former cardinal draft draft first round of waste is 2024 seasons in which the time between main leagues and triple and triple. In 51 st. Louis, he hit .201 with five households and 71 ops +. Walker went to the slow start of this spring, he hit .154 In five games with a strike in half of his blind mice.

Still, the fans saw his potential. In 2023 years, he hit 16 households and torn .276 over 117 games. Walker entered this spring hoping to establish as a young star.

“I have high standards for myself,” he said in February St. Louis TV station XDK. “Now I want to be one of the best players, so whatever I can get there, maybe I’m in a hurry with too much, but I think it’s great, you’ll have to drive, I don’t feel a little uncomfortable.”

As long as his row action is not in the end, it hurts in the long run, Walker will probably have a chance to deal with his fights in Major. The The cardinals are in the renovation And they look for us to let their young players prove they belong.

Walker is fine with that and think the team may be better than expected.

“I played with these guys during smaller leagues. I know they’re capable,” he said. “Aspect of maturity, how are they worn, how we deal, it’s something you don’t see all the time. So I’m really excited to surprise some teams.”

Russell Steinberg Covers baseball main leagues and New York Liberty for Kutchpoints. Baseball and a basketball life, wrote for the room, Slam, SB Nation, next and more. He graduated in Niu 2012. year continues to serve as well as announcements and a casual broadcaster for school basketballs and volleyball teams.