Zack Gelof exits game with hand injury, ending 24-game hit streak

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Last updated Jun 24, 2026

Zack Gelof exits game with hand injury, ending 24-game hit streak
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Zack Gelof of the Oakland Athletics left Tuesday's game against the San Francisco Giants due to a spike injury on his right hand. The injury occurred in the second inning when he was stepped on by Giants third baseman Matt Chapman. Gelof went 0 for 1 in the game, marking the end of his 24-game hitting streak, during which he batted.351. Athletics manager Mark Kotsay described Gelof as day-to-day, with no fracture detected in X-rays. The Athletics ultimately lost to the Giants 3-1, extending their losing streak to three games.

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  • Gelof sustained a laceration to his right hand.
  • He was replaced by Jeff McNeil in the second inning.
  • Oakland lost the game 3-1 to San Francisco.
  • Robbie Ray pitched eight innings for the Giants, allowing only two hits.
  • The Athletics are second in the AL West, trailing the Mariners.
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  • 12:39 PMYahoo SportsSpike punctures end 24-game hit streak of Athletics' Zack Gelof
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Athletics infielder Zack Gelof sustained punctures from spikes in his right hand, resulting in his exit and snapping a 24-game hitting streak.

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