Hanley hurt!?!?!

[thatguy27]

And of course after that 6-8 weeks I'm sure it will take some time for him to find his swing again.

As long as he's in Hanley mode for the final 60 games or so, I'll be okay. Obviously I'm hoping for sooner, but from what everyone's saying it doesn't sound good.

:crossesfingers:

[Nat Uralice]

If it's a broken hand/wrist I'd say he would miss anywhere from 6-12 weeks depending on how bad it is. Then, after all that, you have to wonder how it would affect his power.

If it's not broken, he'll almost assuredly miss the Mets series, but could return in time for the weekend (or perhaps early next week) if it was just a contusion.

[Holein1]

quentin got hit with a bat and was out the remainder of the season (it was near the end of the season though)

[Skimo77]

i thought quentin punched his bat or a wall or something and broke his hand?... anyways.. who's watching the game... what are the commentators saying?

[Nat Uralice]

Ryan Doumit recently broke his Scaphoid bone in his wrist after feeling a "twinge" but continuing to play. He recently underwent surgery and was deemed out for 8-10 weeks.

[The Artful Dodger]

The Marlins' site reports Hanley got hit in the wrist:

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NEW YORK -- Plunked on the right wrist by a 94-mph fastball, Marlins shortstop Hanley Ramirez was quickly removed from Monday's game against the Mets in the first inning.

In an eight-pitch showdown with John Maine, Ramirez had worked the count full when he was struck hard on the wrist. Clearly in pain, the 25-year-old All-Star drifted toward the Marlins' dugout, and he was tended to by assistant trainer Mike Kozak.

Ramirez didn't make an attempt to go to first base. Instead, he was immediately replaced by pinch-runner Ross Gload.

The Marlins opened their three-game series with the Mets on Monday with Ramirez riding an eight-game hitting streak. On the season, he is batting .289 with two home runs and 12 RBIs.

EDIT: If I recall correctly, Quentin injured his right wrist out of frustration. It took him a while to recuperate fully although he said if he was healthy to go, he would've been available in the playoffs. The good news is it's not his LEFT wrist which tends to generate a great deal of bat speed for righties.

[Nat Uralice]

from Rotoworld:

Hanley Ramirez left Monday's game in the first inning after being hit on the right wrist by a pitch from John Maine.
He's probably day-to-day. Alfredo Amezaga, who had been playing center field, moved to shortstop, with Ross Gload entering the game in Ramirez's place.

At least they don't seem worried...

[al10r10]

The Mets broadcast just said xrays were negative on wrist! Thank God!

[steela2110]

The Mets broadcast just said xrays were negative on wrist! Thank God!

Seriously!!!

Oh god.....

[thatguy27]

The Mets broadcast just said xrays were negative on wrist! Thank God!

Please, please, please be true.