SF Giants’ Jung Hoo Lee to undergo MRI for back injury
The Giants announced on Monday morning that Lee will undergo an MRI later in the day as the center fielder deals with mid-back tightness. Lee will have a follow-up with team orthopedist Ken Akizuki for another exam, as well. “It hasn’t gotten any better,” said manager Bob Melvin. “Send him in, get an MRI, see what’s there.”
MRI shows no structural damage for Giants outfielder Lee Jung-hoo
The San Francisco Chronicle reported Tuesday (U.S. local time) that an MRI on Lee's tight back did not reveal any structural damage. Although there is no timetable yet on his return, the South Korean player will not likely miss an extended period of time.
Giants' Jung Hoo Lee: No structural damage in back
Lingering back soreness has plagued Lee since Saturday, but his injury doesn't seem to come from any sort of structural damage. There's still no telling how far away the 26-year-old is from returning to the field, though a long-term absence isn't expected.
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