Vladimir Guerrero Jr. exited the game against Pittsburgh in the fifth inning with hamstring tightness following impressive defensive plays, including two splits at first base. Despite returning to field in the fourth, he was replaced in the fifth by Ty France. Manager John Schneider confirmed that Guerrero was 'doing all right' but ordered an MRI for further evaluation. Schneider noted the risk of aggravation and the importance of keeping Guerrero healthy for the team, highlighting his critical role in the lineup with a batting average of .298, 21 home runs, and 69 RBIs this season.
Guerrero did the splits twice at first to snag tosses from teammates, retiring Jared Triolo to end the third.
Manager John Schneider stated that Guerrero was doing 'all right,' but an MRI was scheduled to assess the situation more clearly.
Schneider remarked that Guerrero wanted to test his hamstring in the fourth inning, although he was ultimately pulled for precaution.
Guerrero is hitting .298 with 21 home runs and 69 RBIs this season for first-place Toronto.
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