US EditionRed Sox 3B Alex Bregman Starts Running Program, Still Far From Returning From Quad Strain
- Alex Bregman strained his right quadriceps running to first base during Boston's May 23 game against the Baltimore Orioles.
- Bregman's injury is similar to a 2021 quad strain that sidelined him for 58 games while with Houston, causing an extended recovery this time.
- He began a running regimen last Thursday but is still a long way from resuming baseball activities, with Sunday designated as a rest day and a gradual recovery anticipated.
- Before the injury, Bregman was batting.299 with 11 homers, 35 RBIs, and a.938 OPS in 51 games this season, while Cora said "progression is going well."
- Bregman's absence has coincided with a 4-9 Red Sox record, causing offensive struggles and uncertainty about when he might return amid a tough AL East race.
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When the Boston Red Sox inked Alex Bregman to a $120 million deal this past offseason, they envisioned a stabilizing force in the heart of their lineup. For the first 50 games of the season, that’s precisely what they got: a .938 OPS, 11 homers, 35 RBI, and the kind of steady presence Boston has lacked since the days of Dustin Pedroia.But those good vibes ended abruptly on May 23 when Bregman pulled up while running to first base against the Bal…
Red Sox 3B Alex Bregman starts running program, still far from returning from quad strain - Boston News, Weather, Sports
NEW YORK (AP) — Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora said Saturday that Alex Bregman felt good after starting a running program at Fenway Park but is still far from returning from a strained right quadriceps. “The progression is going well,” Cora said before the Red Sox continued their series against the New York Yankees. “Let’s see how he feels tomorrow and then we’ll go from there, and obviously we’re still far away from him starting the baseball …
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Red Sox 3B Alex Bregman starts running program, still far from returning from quad strain
Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora said Alex Bregman felt good after starting a running progression on Thursday at Fenway Park but is still far from starting further baseball activities. Bregman has been out since May 23 with a significant…
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