Outfielder Kyle Stowers will be out for several weeks after suffering a Grade 1 strain in his left side. He will be placed on the 10-day injured list before the series finale in Boston. Stowers felt discomfort from a swing early in Friday's game, and imaging revealed the strain. Although a Grade 1 strain is minor, it can still result in a significant absence for hitters. Stowers had an All-Star season, boasting a .288 average with 25 home runs, and his absence could impact the team's performance.
Kyle Stowers suffered a Grade 1 strain in his left side and will be out for several weeks, going on the injured list before the series finale in Boston.
Stowers felt discomfort during a swing early in the game on Friday, remaining in play before undergoing imaging due to lingering soreness.
Despite being a Grade 1 strain, even minor side strains can sideline players for upwards of a month, jeopardizing Stowers' opportunity to achieve the 30-home run mark.
Stowers had a breakout year with his first All-Star selection and impressive stats, highlighting his ability to impact Miami positively when healthy.
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