Padres' Ramón Laureano to miss start of playoffs after fracturing finger vs. Brewers
Padres outfielder Ramón Laureano will miss the start of the playoffs after fracturing his finger during a game against the Brewers. Laureano has been a key addition to the Padres' roster since being acquired in a trade deadline deal, appearing in 49 games for the team. The injury occurred when Laureano was hit by a pitch, resulting in a fracture in one of his fingers. This setback will keep him out of action at the beginning of the Padres' postseason run, which is a significant blow to the team as they look to make a deep playoff run. The Padres will have to adjust their lineup and outfield rotation without Laureano's presence, at least in the early stages of the playoffs. The team will hope for a swift recovery so that Laureano can rejoin the lineup and contribute to their postseason success.
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