"Nathan Lukes, 3-for-32 to begin the season, has been experiencing intermittent dizziness and nausea since spring training. He was recently diagnosed with vertigo."
"The 31-year-old Lukes had played sporadically enough in the prior two seasons that he needed to demonstrate his 2025 season was no fluke. Alas, that hasn't happened as the Arizona native has stammered to a .214 average, .506 OPS."
"Vertigo is a sensation that makes you feel like other objects are moving even though they are still. It's generally curable as long as patients receive proper treatment, but it can be a real pain in the neck."
Nathan Lukes of the Toronto Blue Jays has been diagnosed with vertigo, affecting his performance this season. He has struggled offensively, with a .214 average and a .506 OPS. The condition has caused him intermittent dizziness and nausea since spring training. Despite these challenges, the medical staff has cleared him to continue playing. His performance has raised concerns about his position on the roster, as he has not replicated his previous success from the 2025 season.
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