Durbin Has Surgery on Left Pinkie Finger
Red Sox infielder Caleb Durbin went under the knife to fix a persistent left pinkie issue, putting his near-term availability in question.
Caleb Durbin of the Boston Red Sox underwent surgery to address a lingering injury to his left pinkie finger. The procedure was reported directly by the Red Sox organization via MLB.com, lending high credibility to the news. Surgery typically implies a more significant recovery timeline than conservative treatment alone. His status for upcoming games should be monitored closely pending a recovery timetable.
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Caleb Durbin has surgery on left pinkie, IL placement likely
Red Sox infielder Caleb Durbin had surgery to repair a lingering left pinkie injury, per MLB.com's Theo DeRosa, with an IL placement expected to follow.
Whitlock Revealed to Have Pitched Through Fractured Tibia
The Red Sox reliever played through significant leg pain in the playoff push; the fracture was only confirmed via imaging after Boston's Wild Card exit.
Sonny Gray intends to pitch in 2027, open to Red Sox return
Gray has dismissed retirement speculation and will enter free agency, per MLB.com, with a return to Boston among the possibilities he has left open.
Sonny Gray intends to pitch in 2027, open to Red Sox return
Per MLB.com's Max Ralph, Gray plans to pitch next season and has not closed the door on returning to Boston, dismissing retirement speculation after a strong Red Sox year.
Garrett Whitlock diagnosed with fractured tibia; surgery not expected, per Yahoo Sports
Red Sox reliever Garrett Whitlock has a fractured tibia and is not expected to require surgery, per Yahoo Sports.
Sonny Gray Commits to Playing in 2027, Heads to Free Agency
The 37-year-old righty put retirement rumors to rest, saying the family decision was easy and he still wants to win a World Series.