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Padres Trade Deadline Pickup Casey Mize Suffers Ankle Sprain in Unlucky Way
Mize allowed four runs in 2 2/3 innings before leaving after a trainer check, and Kyle Hart replaced him.
- On Saturday, San Diego Padres starting pitcher Casey Mize left the game against the Minnesota Twins with a right ankle sprain, exiting with two outs in the third inning at Petco Park.
- Mize appeared to slip on dugout steps after the second inning, having already allowed solo home runs to Luke Keaschall, Brooks Lee, and Kaelen Culpepper.
- The right-hander pitched 2.2 innings, allowing four hits and four runs while striking out none; his final pitch was an 88.4 mph sinker, the slowest fastball of his career.
- Kyle Hart relieved Mize and immediately allowed an RBI single to Kody Clemens; the Padres, holding the National League's third wild-card spot, faced an immediate deficit.
- San Diego may turn to Griffin Canning or Wandy Peralta for rotation depth, while the team hopes Joe Musgrove and Nick Pivetta return from injuries in the coming weeks.
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Padres trade deadline addition gets hurt falling down dugout steps
One of the San Diego Padres’ major trade deadline additions got hurt in a fluke dugout accident. Starting pitcher Casey Mize had to leave Saturday’s game against the Minnesota Twins due to a sprained ankle he suffered walking into the dugout. Mize seemingly tripped over a step and came up limping afterward while leaving the field at the end of the second inning. Here's the moment Casey Mize suffered the ankle strain back in the 2nd inning.#padre…
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