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Rookie catcher Harry Ford of the Washington Nationals is currently undergoing tests for left hand and wrist pain. He left Friday's game in the ninth inning after feeling discomfort during his last at bat in the sixth. The team is waiting on the results to determine his status. Ford, who is 23 years old, had a walk and scored a run before leaving the game. His potential absence adds to an already thin catching situation for the Nationals. This comes as Drew Millas, the usual backup, is already on the injured list with a fractured left index finger. This leaves veteran Riley Adams as the main healthy catcher if Ford needs to miss time. Ford has played in 30 games this season, hitting three home runs and driving in 10 runs. Despite some offensive struggles, his athleticism and work with the young pitchers have made him a key player for the team.
The Nationals are hoping for good news on Ford's tests. With Millas out, anytime Ford misses will put a significant strain on their catching depth.

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