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Angels rookie right-hander George Klassen leaves Saturday's start with right finger injury
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Angels rookie George Klassen left Saturday's game against Cincinnati in the third inning due to a bruised nail on his right index finger. This was only his second big league appearance, and he exited with the team trailing 5-1 after allowing five runs and five walks.
CINCINNATI (AP) — Los Angeles Angels rookie right-hander George Klassen left Saturday’s game against Cincinnati in the third inning because of a bruised nail on his right index finger. Klassen, making just his second big league appearance, exited with the Angels trailing 5-1 after allowing five runs, five hits and five walks and two strikeouts. He threw 72 pitches and allowed a solo homer to Spencer Steer. Klassen did not get a decision in his major league debut on April 5 against Seattle. He was the first Angels player to debut as a starter since left-hander Mitch Farris last Sept. 2 at Kansas City. Los Angeles acquired the former sixth-round pick in the amateur draft choice from Philadelphia along with left-hander Sam Aldegheri for right-hander Carlos Estévez on July 27, 2024. \\\_ AP MLB:
Q&A
What injury did George Klassen suffer during the game against Cincinnati?
George Klassen suffered a bruised nail on his right index finger.
How did George Klassen perform in his second MLB appearance before leaving the game?
Before leaving, Klassen allowed five runs, five hits, and five walks while striking out two batters in 72 pitches.
