Michael Soroka left his first game as a Chicago Cub due to right shoulder discomfort after pitching two innings. He reported feeling an issue while throwing a pitch and did not return for the third inning. Although he experienced a drop in velocity recently, an MRI had previously shown no significant concerns. Soroka voiced embarrassment at his early exit during which he struck out two batters but allowed a home run before he was removed. His addition was crucial for the Cubs' pitching needs after trades before the deadline.
Michael Soroka experienced right shoulder discomfort in his first game with the Chicago Cubs, leading to an injured list stint after just two innings of play.
Soroka felt something grab in his shoulder after attempting to add velocity on a fastball and indicated the injury didn't resolve itself.
Despite recent velocity issues, Soroka's previous MRI showed no significant problems, and he had been focusing on his pitching mechanics.
The Cubs, needing extra pitching support, relied on Soroka as their only starting rotation addition before the trade deadline.
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