Felix Hernandez eliminated from the match against Royals after a heat

KANSAS CITY, MONTH – It's not the strokes and passes he dropped in the first run. It was not the ghost that had or had not prevented him from following Ryan O'Hearn or the clumsy attempt to avoid this ghost.

No, Felix Hernandez left his post Monday night at Kauffman Stadium after throwing a round due to "virus-like symptoms" – it was the update on the injury in the match published by Mariners media just after the second run.

It was not a good start for his second start of the season. Hernandez allowed two points in the first three batters he faced. The first striker, Whit Merrifield, was out, followed by Adalberto Mondesi with a brace in the left and Alex Gordon scored a single in the right side to bring the score to 2-0.

Hernandez returned to search for Jorge Soler. O'Hearn's return was almost a double game. The stop was short, Dylan Moore put it on the field, rushed to second base and shot to first base, but O'Hearn had to barely beat the throw.

After the match, Scott Servais, the Seattle coach, and Rob Nodine, athletics coach, went to the mound to monitor Hernandez. After a brief conversation, Hernandez stayed in the game. But reliever Chasen Bradford got up in the office and started throwing. Hernandez hit Hunter Dozier with a throw, then Chris Owings flew to the center to end the inning. Bradford replaced Hernandez in the second inning.