Ex-Tiger James McCann breaks wrist, will require surgery
A rough season for former Detroit Tigers catcher James McCann just got even worse as the nine-year veteran will need surgery to repair a broken wrist bone, according to reports. The New York Mets catcher last played on May 10 and will likely not return to action for six weeks following the surgery on his hamate bone. Before the injury, McCann had struggled at the plate all season, never batting higher than .196 in 56 at bats. McCann spent his first five seasons with the Tigers from 2014-18, batting .240 during his time in Detroit. This is McCann’s second season with the Mets after spending the previous two seasons with the White Sox.
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