#baseball-injury

#baseball-injury

Freddie Freeman underwent ankle surgery but is expected to participate in Spring Training, despite a challenging postseason injury.

Freddie Freeman's recovery from a right ankle issue shows promise after negative X-ray results, but his return to play remains uncertain.

Freddie Freeman was placed on the injured list due to a recurring right ankle injury.

Freddie Freeman is attempting to play in the NLDS despite a serious ankle sprain, demonstrating his commitment to his team and his personal resilience.

Freddie Freeman's jammed finger keeps him out of Sunday’s game, but his injury is considered minor with a cautious approach advised for the impending postseason.

Prelander Berroa faces Tommy John surgery but remains optimistic about his future comeback as a pitcher.

Evan Phillips will not be ready for Opening Day 2025 but is recovering well from his injury.

Dustin May's health crisis, caused by a ruptured esophagus, shifted focus from baseball to life-threatening recovery after an unexpected incident.

Gavin Lux was sidelined in Game 2 due to a hip flexor injury, but may return for Game 3 after resting.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. was placed on the injured list due to a sprained elbow, with uncertainty about potential surgery.

The Yankees are optimistic about a quick recovery for Chisholm but await further medical assessments.

Anthony Rizzo suffered a fractured right hand from a pitch, with his return dependent on pain tolerance.

Justin Verlander returns to the Astros after overcoming two months of injury, ready to contribute to a weakened rotation.

Alex Bregman is likely to miss the weekend series against the White Sox due to a right elbow injury, but no structural damage was detected.