Luis Arraez scratched from Marlins’ lineup because of left ankle sprain
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MIAMI (AP) — All-Star infielder Luis Arraez was a late scratch from the Miami Marlins’ lineup Tuesday night against the New York Mets because of a left ankle sprain.
Miami manager Skip Schumaker said Arraez stepped on a baseball during pregame drills.
Arraez began the day with a .354 batting average, best in the majors. In the series opener Monday night, he singled twice to give him 201 hits this year — making him the fourth Marlins player to reach 200 in a season.
Acquired from Minnesota in a January trade, the 26-year-old Arraez has helped the surprising Marlins contend for a trip to the postseason. Miami entered Tuesday a half-game out of the final NL wild-card spot.
Arraez, the reigning AL batting champion, is attempting to become the first player to win consecutive batting titles in different leagues.
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