White Sox’s Vargas Injured After Historic Grand Slam, Exits Game
URGENT UPDATE: Chicago White Sox first baseman Miguel Vargas exited the game against the New York Yankees in the fifth inning due to a left wrist contusion, just three innings after hitting his first career grand slam. The incident unfolded during the game on July 27, 2023, with Vargas’s injury occurring while he attempted to stretch for a wide throw from teammate Curtis Mead.
The injury struck as Vargas’s left hand was reportedly hit by Aaron Judge‘s leg while he was running to first base. Witnesses noted Vargas collapsing in visible pain, raising immediate concerns for his health. Judge was credited with a single on the play, advancing to second base, which also allowed Ben Rice to score from first base, breaking a 4-all tie and giving the Yankees a 6-4 lead.
Vargas’s impressive performance earlier in the game included his 14th home run, which tied the score in the second inning. He was replaced at first base by Mead following the injury, raising questions about the team’s lineup moving forward.
Fans and teammates are anxiously awaiting updates on Vargas’s condition, highlighting the emotional impact of the incident. As the White Sox look to maintain their momentum in this critical season, Vargas’s health will be pivotal.
The White Sox and Yankees are expected to provide further updates soon, as fans remain on edge about the implications of this injury for Vargas and the team’s future games. Stay tuned for more developments on this breaking story.
