Cavalli Exit Rocks Nationals Rotation | MLB News

Cade Cavalli’s strong season hit a snag when he was struck in the leg by a ground ball, forcing him to exit Saturday’s game against Miami despite a dominant performance—eight strikeouts, zero hits allowed before the injury. The Nationals’ ace, who’s been on a tear with a 1.95 ERA in his last 10 starts, now faces uncertainty as he deals with calf discomfort, marking his first game under five innings since July 5th. Erik Tolman stepped in, giving up Miami’s first hit. The team is closely monitoring Cavalli’s recovery as his next outings—and the rotation’s stability—hang in the balance.

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