Luke Heyman leaves Florida Gator's Matchup against Alabama with obvious wrist injury

Gaineville, Florida Another of the main attempts in Florida Gator have dropped with an injury.

The junior catcher Luke Heyman, who has been shining with 16 goals in his last 12 games in the last 12 games recently, left the Matchup against Alabama on Thursday in the first after he had been hit on the wrist with a field.

Heyman was attacked 2-2 with two outs and was quickly taken out of the game. The first Baseman Brody Donay switched to the first basis with Landon Stripling and left the Gator with zero bank players for the evening.

At the time of the injury and trail of Heyman, the Gator remained 1-0 with 5: 0 in the third inning at the time of publication.

The head coach Kevin O'Sullivan is expected to offer an update in its availability of media after the game.

Heyman developed as one of the top options in Florida during the team of the team for a 13:14 record of 13: 14 in the conference game after the start of 1-11. In his last 12 games, he strikes five homes and 15 RBIs .313.

If his illness force him to miss the time, Heyman would be the latest in an injury -crowned season for the Gator.

Florida reduced three players due to an injury in midfielder Kyle Jones (shoulder), Pitcher Frank Menendez (Ellbogen) and the second Baseman Cade Kurland (shoulder). The Gators have been without Colby Shelton (wrist) since the Arkansas series.

The Gators recently saw how the starting jug Pierce Coppola returned to the hill, not before they lost helper Jacob Gomberg, Niko Janssens and McCall Biemiller for reasons that were not mentioned.