The Minnesota Twins’ relief pitcher Jorge Alcala returned to action on Tuesday, striking out two batters over a scoreless inning of relief in a 6-3 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers. The game took place at an undisclosed location. According to Do-Hyoung Park of MLB.com, Alcala had been dealing with an undisclosed injury but was able to overcome it and contribute to the team’s effort against the Dodgers.
Alcala’s Solid Performance
After having a standout appearance on Saturday, where Alcala pitched two shutout innings against the Cleveland Guardians at Target Field in Minneapolis, the relief pitcher showed resilience in his return to the mound against the formidable Dodgers. Despite his team’s loss, Alcala was able to strike out two batters, showcasing his ability to make crucial outs when needed.
Overcoming Injury
It is worth noting that Alcala had been dealing with an undisclosed injury that kept him sidelined for some time and raised concerns about his availability. However, he persevered through his adversity and managed to return to action, displaying his determination and commitment to his teammates and the sport.
“Alcala revealed that he felt ‘a little sore’ after his appearance on Tuesday, but his ability to pitch effectively indicates that he is making progress in his recovery.”