Langeliers Torn Meniscus Could End His Season
The Athletics' All-Star catcher suffered a torn right knee meniscus on the basepaths and faces a potential season-ending injury.
Shea Langeliers was placed on the 10-day IL retroactive to July 25 with a torn meniscus in his right knee, sustained during a game against the Twins. He is weighing whether to have surgery, which would carry a 6-to-8-week recovery and effectively end his 2025 season. The A's are nine games out of a Wild Card spot, giving the team little incentive to rush him back. Brian Serven was recalled from Triple-A Las Vegas to fill the roster spot.
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