Carlos Santana Injured, Luken Baker Called Up

0:00On April 7th, Arizona Diamondbacks first baseman Carlos Santana, the oldest active position player in the majors at 39 years old landed on. The 10-day injured list with a right-addictor shrain. The move came after he tweaked it during his only at-bat Sunday against the Atlanta Braves, where he's single before getting pulled in there. Six to five win over 10 innings. The placement is retroactive to Monday, and manager Tori LeVulo made it clear this ain't just a quick fix. He expects Santana's sideline will pass the 10-day minimum, saying the veteran will miss some real time before returning. Fans and the team feel the hits since Santana's been ice cold lately, going 2 for 24 with no RBI's over 8 games. This marks just his fifth injured list trip in a 17-year career. The longest break likely since his rookie year knee issue back in 2000. Tenon. To fill the gap, the Diamondbacks called up Luke and Baker from Triple A Reno, adding him to the 40-man roster. That shuffled outfielder Jordan Lawler to the 60-day list with a fractured right wrist

1:04from last Thursday's hit by pitch. Baker, who signed a minor league deal in January after Stintz with St. Louis, now battles Ildemar Ovarges in Jose Fernandez for First Base Duty. With the med series underway, Arizona stays flexible up front. That wraps MLB news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.