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Carlos Gonzalez left Wednesday's game against the Miami Marlins after striking out in the sixth inning. His swing was perhaps a bit too mighty and ferocious and at first many probably feared his hand and/or finger hand been re-injured.
According to Jenny Cavnar's sideline report, CarGo was pulled as a precaution due to dizziness and not necessarily something that happened during his swing. It is an odd diagnosis thus far.
This is almost certainly good news, as anything unrelated to his prior injuries means he isn't likely to be nagged by this for the rest of the season.
The Rockies can ill-afford to lose the All-Star center fielder for any considerable length of time.
Confirmed from #Rockies training staff. Carlos Gonzalez left w dizziness as a precaution...
— Troy Renck (@TroyRenck) April 3, 2014
#Rockies training staff says OF Carlos Gonzalez was removed as a precaution after experiencing dizziness
— Thomas Harding (@harding_at_mlb) April 3, 2014
Still not sure the cause, or why the sudden onset.
Stay tuned to Purple Row for updates.
***UPDATE***
CarGo said believes can play tomorrow Believes dizziness caused by dehydration Was much better after game
— Troy Renck (@TroyRenck) April 3, 2014
You can all exhale. This doesn't appear to be anything serious.