Reds fans relieved after Terry Francona Hunter Greene's injury -update offers

Hunter Greene started against the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday evening due to a potential groin injury, but manager Terry Francona played down in the postgame where Cincinnati Reds fans feel better.

“He didn't feel a pop. You will see it in the morning and then get a lot more information. At the moment you don't think it's bad,” said Francona after the game. An MRI takes place on Thursday to determine the severity of the injury and the next steps.

Two warm -up parking spaces in the fourth inning, Greene, felt uncomfortable in his groin area and immediately informed the training staff. After a brief discussion about the hill, Greene Francona gave the ball and left the game. This movement could only prove to be a warning, but the Reds fans still held their breath.

“I felt fantastic tonight … at the top of the fourth, these first two warm -up parking spaces I felt my groin area. I did not feel that I would be of my best or honestly keep the team in it by continuing to throw,” said Green. While optimism could prove to be a positive sign, the red is known to be called injuries, which causes mass uncertainty and distrust.

Reds fans anxious from Hunter Greene MRI results after the early departure

The 25-year-old flame thrower is no stranger to injuries in his young career. Two seasons after pulling the second overall in 2017, the former High-Way-High-School Star Tommy John Operation was subjected. Greene rose back, but has dealt with several injuries since then, especially in the last one and a half months of last season with elbow pain, which luckily did not become worse.

Although the Redlegs have an elite pitching depth, they were devastated with injuries up and down in the organization. This medium -sized Reds Club cannot afford to lose his ace in another dominant season. So far, Greene has recorded an ERA of 2.36 ERA with 61 rashes over 45 2/3 innings and could fight for the estimated CY Young Prize if he stays healthy.

Even if a short IL stint is required to bring Greene to 100%, this is a victory in this scenario. Reds fans will look forward to the MRI results and hope that the superstar will go well in the long term.