CLEVELAND (AP) - St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Matt Holliday has left a game against Cleveland after he was hit by a pitch from Corey Kluber.
Holliday, the third batter in Wednesday's game, was hit on the left elbow by a 94 mph fastball. He backed away from the plate after being hit, removed his helmet and fell to one knee in pain.
Cardinals manager Mike Matheny and a trainer checked on Holliday, who slowly walked to first base.
Holliday remained in the game temporarily, but was replaced in left field by Pete Kozma in the second inning.
The Cardinals later tweeted: "Injury report on Matt Holliday is a left elbow contusion. Status is day-to-day."
Cardinals pitcher John Lackey hit Jason Kipnis in the back in the fourth inning. Plate umpire Mike Everitt issued warnings to both teams, which led to the ejection of Indians manager Terry Francona, who vehemently argued with Everitt and crew chief Tim Welke.
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