131-homer veteran Kiké, injured again after just 2 games... Will Kim Hye-seong's MLB survival time increase?

LA Dodgers veteran infielder Kiké Hernández has landed back on the injured list (IL) after playing only two games since his return, marking another setback for the player and the team. The Dodgers announced the move on May 27, Korean time, following their dominant 15-6 win over the Colorado Rockies at Dodger Stadium.

Hernández, who rejoined the Dodgers earlier in the season, was expected to provide depth and veteran leadership. However, his tenure has been plagued by injuries, limiting his playing time and availability. This latest stint on the IL raises questions about his ability to stay healthy and contribute consistently for the remainder of the season.

The timing of the injury is particularly unfortunate, as it occurred on a day when the Dodgers' offense exploded for 15 runs against the Rockies' pitching staff. While the team celebrated a significant offensive output, the news of Hernández's injury cast a shadow over the victory, highlighting the ongoing challenges with player availability.