Pirates place second baseman Nick Gonzales on IL with broken ankle
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MIAMI (AP) — The Pirates placed second baseman Nick Gonzales on the 10-day injured list with a “non-displaced fracture of the left ankle,” Pittsburgh manager Derek Shelton said Friday.
Gonzales was originally injured in spring training when he fouled a ball off his ankle.
He hit a two-run home run in the sixth inning of Thursday night’s season-opening 5-4 loss to the Miami Marlins and hobbled around the bases. Gonzales was removed from the game shortly afterward.
The Pirates called up utility player Enmanuel Valdez from Triple-A Indianapolis to fill the vacant roster spot.
Gonzales hit .270 with 49 RBIs in 94 games last season.
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