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"It seemed like it was going to be all right, but Wednesday morning it was really swollen, extremely swollen," Pena said. "We went to check it out, and there is a fracture in there. Now, it's a matter of getting better and getting back out there." "Emotionally, I'm extremely heartbroken because I want to be out there playing. But it is what it is, and at this moment I'm just going to go through the process and get better," he added. |
The Rays placed first baseman Carlos Pena on the disabled list on Wednesday after he fractured his finger against the Red Sox on Tuesday night, according to The Tampa Tribune.