Cubs catcher Miguel Amaya injured his ankle
Cubs catcher Miguel Amaya was taken off the field after he injured his left ankle when stepping on first base during Wednesday's game against Toronto.
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Miguel Amaya, a 26-year-old catcher for the Chicago Cubs, injured his left ankle during Wednesday night's game against the Toronto Blue Jays. He had to go back to the injured list just one day after returning from another injury. In the eighth inning, Amaya was trying to reach first base safely when his foot landed badly on the base.
He twisted in the air and fell down. The team doctors were worried and took him off the field with a cart. Amaya put a towel over his face.
The manager Craig Counsell said X-rays showed no broken bones, but his ankle was very swollen. This is bad luck for Amaya, who just returned from a side muscle injury that kept him out since May 25. Before that injury, he was playing well with a .280 batting average, four home runs, and 25 RBIs in 27 games.
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