Stricken by bite, Texas' Corbin nearly missed start
Briefly

Texas Rangers pitcher Patrick Corbin won his first game of the season after overcoming a foot injury from an unknown bite that caused swelling and difficulty walking. Before the game against the Angels, there was uncertainty whether he would start, with manager Bruce Bochy mentioning a 50/50 chance. Corbin managed to pitch 5⅓ innings, allowing only one run while coping with pain in his ankle. He expressed relief and confidence for recovery, marking a good start to his season after signing with the Rangers on a one-year deal.
Corbin's start was uncertain due to an ankle injury from a mysterious bite, but he managed to earn his first win of the season.
Despite adverse conditions, Corbin's performance showed resilience, allowing just one run in over five innings.
His swelling and soreness prompted concerns from both Corbin and his wife, though he felt confident in his recovery process.
Rangers manager Bochy mentioned it was a '50/50' decision if Corbin would pitch, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding his ankle injury.
Read at ESPN.com
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