Jung Hoo Lee exited the Giants' game against the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday after a scary collision with the outfield wall at Oracle Park.
Lee appeared to injure his shoulder or arm in the top of the first inning, as he attempted to catch a fly ball hit by Reds third baseman Jeimer Candelario and collided into the right-center field wall.
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Later in the game, the Giants announced Lee's injury as a left shoulder strain. Sunday's contest marked Lee's return to the Giants' lineup after missing four games with a foot injury, and his latest comes as San Francisco deals with countless ailments to veterans.
The Giants on Sunday sent outfielder Michael Conforto to the 10-day injured list after he was pulled from Saturday's game with right hamstring tightness.
Additionally, Patrick Bailey was scratched from the lineup Sunday with a viral illness after being activated off the 7-day concussion injured list before Saturday's game. The Giants placed Austin Slater on it in a corresponding move Saturday, Jorge Soler is on the IL with a shoulder injury, Nick Ahmed has a left wrist sprain and Tom Murphy will miss some time with a left knee sprain.
Coming into Sunday, Lee was hitting .262 as the Giants' leadoff hitter -- though his average wasn't indicative of his efforts so far -- while serving as a key piece to the outfield defense in center field.
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As Lee was led off the field Sunday, the crowd at Oracle Park sent him a get-well-soon message with his special "Jung Hoo Lee" chant -- and a battered San Francisco squad certainly hopes his injury isn't too serious.
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