Braves' Nick Allen Returns After Negative Hand X-Rays
Braves' Nick Allen Returns After Negative Hand X-Rays

Braves' Nick Allen Returns After Negative Hand X-Rays

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Atlanta Braves shortstop Nick Allen was hit on the right knuckles by a pitch during the second game of a Thursday doubleheader against the Phillies, leading to his removal from the game. X-rays on Allen's hand came back negative, indicating no broken bones, though he was held out of the lineup for two days following the injury. Allen returned to start at shortstop and bat ninth on Sunday against the Red Sox, suggesting he has recovered sufficiently to resume regular play. Despite the injury scare, Allen has been a solid defensive presence for the Braves this season, appearing in 46 games at shortstop. The incident occurred during a tough day for the Braves' health, as pitcher AJ Smith-Shawver and outfielder Stuart Fairchild also suffered injuries in the doubleheader. Overall, Allen's return provides some relief for the Braves' infield stability moving forward.

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