Reds’ Michael Toglia (dislocated shoulder) expected to go to IL Sunday
Cincinnati Reds IF/OF Michael Toglia dislocated his right (glove-side) shoulder on a diving catch in left field Friday (Aug. 21) vs. the Diamondbacks.
Cincinnati Reds infielder/outfielder Michael Toglia suffered a dislocated shoulder during a diving catch in the first inning of their series opener against the Phoenix Diamondbacks on August 23. The Reds' manager, Terry Francona, stated that Toglia performed well overnight after the injury but wouldn't be able to get an MRI until Monday, Aug.
24. Consequently, the Reds were expected to play a man down for one game before making a roster decision before the final game of their weekend series. This would result in a 10-day injured list stint for Toglia, which he had hoped to avoid. The Reds began a lengthy nine-game, 10-day road trip that included stops in San Francisco and Chicago.
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