Bryce Eldridge, a promising prospect in the Giants' organization, resumed play at Triple-A Sacramento following a moderate right hamstring strain that kept him out since June 21. He attended a rehab assignment with the ACL Giants, accumulating .333 batting average with two games before returning. Eldridge began his season with Double-A Richmond after recovering from a wrist injury, hitting .280 with seven homers over 34 games. Before his hamstring injury, he had a .230 batting average in 16 games for Triple-A. Overall this season, he maintains a .266 average and .811 OPS with ten homers.
Bryce Eldridge, the top prospect in the Giants' organization, returned to Triple-A Sacramento's lineup after missing several weeks due to a moderate right hamstring strain.
Eldridge, 20, sustained the injury on June 21 and did not begin a rehab assignment with the ACL Giants until July 14, finishing with a .333 average in two games.
Prior to the hamstring injury, Eldridge was hitting .230/.284/.426 with three homers over 16 games for the River Cats.
Overall, Eldridge has a .266 batting average and .811 OPS this season with 10 homers, demonstrating a productive performance despite injury setbacks.
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