Matt McLain Out 5-7 Days With Oblique Injury
                
        
        Cincinnati Reds infielder Matt  McLain (oblique) tweaked his oblique in the area where he had last year's injury, although an MRI exam was clear. He'll be sidelined for five to seven days, but it "shouldn't" keep him from being ready for the season opener, according to manager David Bell. However, the next five to seven days will give the team a better idea of where McLain stands. It's not a good sign for the 24-year-old, even if there's still time before Opening Day. If he isn't ready for the first game of the regular season, Jonathan  India would be the obvious candidate to start at the keystone for the Reds. McLain broke out in his rookie year in 2023 and earned the primary gig at second over India, although his season was cut short by his oblique injury late last year.
Source: The Cincinnati Enquirer - Gordon Wittenmyer
        Source: The Cincinnati Enquirer - Gordon Wittenmyer
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