St Kilda midfielder Nathan Freeman has suffered yet another injury in the VFL, just three weeks after returning for a bad hamstring injury.
Freeman played his first game of the season a fortnight ago in the VFL, and had strung two impressive games together before facing Richmond in the VFL on Saturday afternoon.
However, Freeman had a collision with former Tiger and current Richmond VFL captain Steven Morris, before going off with a shoulder injury.
Can confirm the luckless Nathan Freeman is done for the day. Injured his shoulder following a collision with Steven Morris. @superfooty #PJVFL
— James Mottershead (@mottersjames) May 19, 2018
The St Kilda midfielder tried to play through the injury, but eventually went down to the rooms and re-emerged at quarter time.
Freeman is yet to make his AFL debut, after he was selected with pick 10 in the 2013 AFL Draft by Collingwood.
