Josh Hader injury: Astros closer diagnosed with shoulder capsule strain, won’t throw for three weeks

Houston Astros Mover Josh Hader has been diagnosed with the left shoulder capsule and will close “about three weeks,” the team announced Friday afternoon. Saturday, Haber told reporters The fact that the return was unlikely during the next season, but he and the club still hoped that he would be available for the playoffs, although only one-time phenomena.

The 31-year-old Haber was placed in the list of victims at the beginning of this week. Before turning off, he collected 2.05 Age (2015 strike-walk-walk-walk-walks with 48 successful rescuers in 48. His investments are worth the calculations above approximately 2.3 for the calculations hosted in the baseball directory.

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Despite three weeks, three weeks do not seem to have a long time in the six-month season, at this moment it is almost half of the rest of the schedule. (The star will play the last campaign game on September 28).

The star used Benet Susan and Brian Abreu to close their last two rescue opportunities. Manager Joee Espada is not loyal to any base, suggesting that he will continue to mix and match based on gambling and availability.

On Friday, Houston puts Orioles in 68-54, and just ½ Games to Seattle Mary in the United States, which collides on the weekend. The star had seven game advantages in Seattle, as recently on July 6.

Haber is the last prominent player of the stars, which should be placed on the racks by joining Outfielder / Dh Yordan Alvarez, the third base Isaac, Luis Garcia, Lance McClers.