Francisco Lindor returns from the list of injured

CLEVELAND – After 74 days of injury, Francisco Lindor is back.
The Indians announced on Saturday afternoon that the All-Star shortstop had been activated off the 10-day-old injury list before the team's double against the Braves, but it is not in the squad's lineup. first match.

CLEVELAND – After 74 days fighting injuries, Francisco Lindor is back.

The Indians announced Saturday afternoon that the All-Star shortstop had been activated off the 10-day-old injury list before the team doubled against the Braves, but it was not enough. is not in the formation of the first match. Hanley Ramirez for the assignment.

On February 6, Lindor suffered a sprained right calf while he was performing agility exercises in Orlando, Florida, with a view to spring training. As he was nearing the end of his re-education process, he sprained his left ankle while leading the bases during an intrasquad match at the team's training center in Goodyear, Arizona on 26 March. He was sent on a re-education mission Tuesday .417 / .462 / 1.000 in three games with two homers, two runs and one double.

Ramirez played 16 games for the tribe. As the team defined its 25-man roster for spring training, this 35-year-old was the last player to qualify. Ramirez joined the Indians on February 26 in late spring and his manager, Terry Francona, said they were struggling to gauge his momentum during the camp. It's his bat speed that has earned him a shot. After 49 innings, he scored .184 with .625 OPS, double, two homers, eight RBIs and 17 strikeouts.

When the contract of a player is designated for an assignment – often abbreviated as "DFA" -, that player is immediately removed from the list of 40 members of his club and 25 others included in it. . Within seven days of the transaction (it was previously 10 days), the player must be exchanged, released or put in absolute and irrevocable franchise.