NSW Blues star put broken arm ‘back in place himself’, out of Origin II
Blayke Brailey of the NSW Blues has been ruled out of Origin II due to a broken arm that he attempted to realign himself. This injury opens the door for Api Koroisau to potentially return to the team after a three-year absence. Brailey's injury is a significant setback for the Blues following their recent victory over Queensland.
- ▪Blayke Brailey sustained a broken arm and will undergo surgery next week.
- ▪He attempted to put the broken bone back in place himself after the injury occurred during a match against Manly.
- ▪Api Koroisau is the leading candidate to replace Brailey on the NSW bench for the upcoming game.
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