Marlins third base candidate Graham Pauley shut down and has MRI for right forearm tightness
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Marlins third base candidate Graham Pauley shut down and has MRI for right forearm tightness
"McCullough told MLB.com some discomfort at the start of spring training is not unusual for players. McCullough said Pauley's forearm tightness "just didn't get any better over the course of a couple days. ... He's going to be shut down from baseball until we get a clearer picture on what's happening.""
"Pauley is a left-hander hitter and the soreness is in his throwing arm. Pauley was expected to compete with Connor Norby at third base but has not appeared in a spring game due to the persistent tightness in his forearm."
Graham Pauley's opportunity to compete for the Miami Marlins' third base position has been halted due to persistent right forearm tightness. The 25-year-old left-handed hitter underwent an MRI on Monday morning and has been shut down from baseball activities pending the results. Pauley has not appeared in any spring training games due to the ongoing soreness in his throwing arm. He was expected to compete with Connor Norby for the third base role. Manager Clayton McCullough noted that while some discomfort at spring training's start is typical, Pauley's tightness failed to improve over several days, necessitating the shutdown.
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