Cubs' Seiya Suzuki Sidelined with Right Oblique Strain, Alexander Canario Called Up

Seiya Suzuki faces a setback with a right oblique strain, placing him on the 10-day injured list as the Cubs elevate prospect Alexander Canario.

Seiya Suzuki, the Cubs' right fielder, has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a right oblique strain, an injury similar to one he suffered last season.
Suzuki's injury occurred while running bases, and although it's on the opposite side from last year's, it raises concerns about his susceptibility to oblique injuries.
The Cubs have called up Alexander Canario from Triple-A Iowa to fill Suzuki's spot. Canario, a promising outfielder, has shown potential with a .269 batting average and two home runs at Iowa this season.
Manager Craig Counsell and Suzuki himself have expressed optimism that this injury is less severe than the previous one, offering some hope for a quicker recovery.
With Suzuki sidelined, the Cubs' lineup will miss his strong start to the season, where he was batting .305 with three home runs and leading the team in RBIs.