White Sox 2B Sanchez leaves game with Tigers

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CHICAGO - White Sox second baseman Yolmer Sánchez has left their game against the Detroit Tigers with a lacerated right hand.

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CHICAGO – White Sox second baseman Yolmer Sánchez has left their game against the Detroit Tigers with a lacerated right hand.

It looked as if Sánchez was stepped on by Tigers first baseman Niko Goodrum when he went back to the bag after a leadoff single in the third.

Sánchez remained down for a minute before walking off the field with manager Rick Renteria and a trainer.

He was replaced by Daniel Palka, who remained in Thursday’s game to play first base. José Rondon shifted from first to second base.

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