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The Cleveland Guardians provided an update on designated hitter David Fry after he was hit in the face with a fastball against the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday night.
The Guardians said Wednesday that Fry suffered facial and nasal fractures and will be out for 6-8 weeks.
“Imaging and clinical examination have confirmed that David Fry sustained multiple, minimally displaced, left-sided facial and nasal fractures,” the team said in a statement. “While the injury will require close monitoring, including serial assessments, David is expected to fully recover over the next 6–8 weeks without the need for surgery.
“David was recently discharged from the Cleveland Clinic and is resting comfortably.”
The team thanked those who were involved in getting Fry immediate treatment.
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Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal threw the pitch that hit Fry in the face while he was trying to bunt. He was shaken up over the play.
“It’s really tough,” he told reporters on Tuesday night, via MLB.com. “I’ve already reached out to him. I’m sure his phone is blowing up. Just want to make sure he’s all right. Obviously, he seemed like he was OK coming off the field, and hopefully it stays that way. I know sometimes with those things, they can change, so hopefully he’s alright.
“But I look forward to hopefully at some point tonight or tomorrow morning getting a text from him and making sure he’s all good, because there’s things that are bigger than the game, and the health of him is more important than a baseball game.”
Fry appeared in 66 games for the Guardians this season. He has eight home runs and 23 RBI.
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