Why did Santana leave Mets-Braves game?

http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/mets/post/_/id/96...

He strained his pectoral. This guy is always getting hurt.

I'm watching the game and no word on why he came out. And it has nothing to do with a high pitch count.

Schilling criticized the Phillies on his final 300 and sixty 5 days while he pronounced they "weren't doing adequate to win". He additionally needed out of there. The followers in Philly do no longer ignore those issues. i'm no longer able to stand Schilling, yet he did make a solid evaluate saying that they did no longer care approximately putting a solid team mutually. i do no longer think of the followers might choose him back, for the reason that he criticized their business enterprise. i'm no longer a Phillies fan nonetheless, nor do I stay in Philly, yet he in actuality gave the Phillies followers the finger with those comments. it ought to be that what he pronounced may well be a contributing element that his legacy in Philly is tarnished, and he will in no way have his #38 retired by ability of the club. i would be shocked if it happens and the followers settle for him and cheered him like what he pronounced with reference to the Phillies, in no way took place.

Strained pectoral, according to Bob Costas.

65 pitches is not a high pitch count....

high pitch count

getting tired. emotionally and physically, he knows they're done for

idk cause there winning, so yeah prob a high pitch count or an injury