As you can see, Kyle Wright's breakout was brief, as he dealt with a shoulder injury the next year that ultimately required surgery. That surgery cost him the entire 2024 season, which was technically spent in the Royals organization (he was traded just after surgery in the fall of 2023), and then he was rehabbing his way up the minors in 2025. Unfortunately he dealt with shoulder fatigue and an oblique injury in 2025, so he never made it back up to the big leagues.
When reporter Ethan Brooks met Evan, he was in bad shape. Rosin: Years of addiction had left him with a leg that was so swollen and infected that he was at risk of losing it. On top of that, he couldn't keep food down. And he didn't know why. His best friend, Joe, was worried. Rosin: Evan ended up in the hospital.
Jake McCabe is probably a week with a lower-body injury. It could be sooner, but I would guess a week. Chris Tanev is a possible surgery (situation). This last injury is totally different, so that is the surgery part. He is going to get looked at this week. Anthony Stolarz is skating and getting better. Right now, he is still (indefinite). He hasn't even been in a practice with us. He is just (skating) on his own.
Instead, the focus has been on incremental steps, daily routines and making sure nothing's rushed. "Yeah, he's in a good place," Fernández said. "He shows up every day and does his job, is an ultimate pro. And not just about taking care of his body and getting his work. Right now, he's on the court with coaches. He hasn't gotten to five-on-five yet or contact per se. So, when he's taking these next steps, we'll let you guys know."
"It's a tough injury, but I know one thing about Patrick," Brady said. "He's very tough and he's very resilient. He's going to work extremely hard to get back. You see these ACL tears happen a lot in the NFL and it's tough to see it happen because you have these incredible athletes at the top of their game. You get hit the wrong way, or contorted a certain way and all the force goes to these knees or in some cases the ankles ... it's the nature of the sport."
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has begun rehab following surgery to repair two torn ligaments in his left knee, and the team is optimistic the two-time MVP could be back early next season -- perhaps even by the time Kansas City plays Week 1. Rick Burkholder, their vice president of sports medicine and performance, said Wednesday the procedure performed in Dallas by Dr. Dan Cooper on Monday night went well.
Cody and I have lived in our current home for a little over three years, and I am going to be completely transparent: Last year was a really difficult year in my marriage, for my husband and for me. We want a fresh start.
"For all you curious cats, I was brave enough to take my Mental, Psycical and Emotional health serious for the first time ever. I am in rehab and will be gone for a while. Y'all better get ready for what's coming!"
