Nathan Lukes Battles Vertigo, Slugging in Outfield

0:00On April 19, Toronto Blue Jays Outfielder, Nathan Luke's is off to a rough start with a 0.094 batting average, but is not just a slump its vertical hitting him since spring training, causing dizziness and nausea. The teen's medical staff cleared him to keep playing, and with no backup options, the coaches are letting him grind through it, his pinch hit single on. April 17 was just his third hit this season. The Jays are thin in the outfield right now. Addison Barger has a sprained ankle, George Springer, a fractured toe, and Anthony Santander's recovering from shoulder labor and surgery, so the whole crew is on the injure list, forcing Luke's to stay in the lineup. Luke's broke out big last year at age 30 in 2025, slashing 0.255, 0.323, 0.407 with. 12 homers and 65 RBI's over 135 games, then shining in the playoffs with the 0.333 average to help. Toronto reached the World Series for the first time since 1993. Manager John Schneider's doubling down, batting him lead off and starting him in right field yesterday in Phoenix, Luke's is battling on, but a trip too.

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