Correa Gets Green Light to Swing After May Tendon Surgery
The Astros infielder received positive news at a doctor's visit, moving a step closer to a potential late-season comeback.
Carlos Correa visited a doctor and was cleared to start swinging the bat, according to a source reported by Astros beat reporter Brian McTaggart. Correa underwent tendon surgery in May and has been sidelined since. The clearance to swing is an early but meaningful step in his recovery process. The Astros are hopeful he can return to the field before the end of the season.
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