Blue Jays pull Vladimir Guerrero Jr. after head collision in win over Yankees
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. left the game with a headache after a knee struck his head while rounding third in Toronto's 3-1 victory over New York.
Toronto beat New York 3-1, a needed triumph as the Blue Jays struggle this season. In the sixth inning, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was hit in the head by a knee from George Lombard Jr. while attempting to score from third base. The impact gave Guerrero a headache, prompting manager John Schneider to pull him from the game. Schneider explained that the club will conduct full concussion protocols and monitor how Guerrero feels the next day. The injury adds to a disappointing campaign for the team, which hopes Guerrero can spark a turnaround. Fans are now awaiting an update on his health.
Why it matters
Guerrero is a key player for Toronto, and his health could affect the Blue Jays' chances to improve a struggling season.
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