Victor Robles Exits Game With Apparent Hand Injury

SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners took a massive hit to the outfield on Saturday.

Mariners right fielder Victor Robles, who was playing his first game since missing the last two with sore hip flexors, exited the game in the bottom of the first inning with an apparent hand injury.

Robles was going for a bunt to lead off the first inning when a ball collided with his fingers.

Robles was in noticeable pain after the hit and was writhing on the ground while trainers and manager Dan Wilson checked on him. Robles flung his helmet in anger before being checked on by the trainers.

After a few moments, Robles exited the game and Luke Raley took over the rest of his at-bat. Raley ended up flying out after Robles' attempted bunt was ruled foul.

Raley also took over Robles' spot in right field.

Robles' injury came not that long after Randy Arozarena was slow to get up in the top of the first following a diving catch in the outfield. Arozarena ended up staying in the game.