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Fantrax Injury Report: Corbin Carroll’s shoulder woes return

By Dave Funnell
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Here is the Fantrax Injury Report for Friday, July 7, 2023. Down below, you’ll read about Thairo Estrada’s timeline, which will be a lengthy one. There’s also speculation on how the team will handle that situation. Also, there’s some concern in Arizona, after Corbin Carroll left a game again with right shoulder soreness. Will the team take things slower with their superstar in the making? Finally, there are a lot of ETA’s that have been narrowed down to happening just before the All-Star Break. Put them on your calendar and get these players back into our lineups. All that and more in today’s Fantrax Injury Report.

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MLB Injury Report

Corbin Carroll – OF Arizona Diamondbacks

This is the second time this week that Carroll will have missed time due to a sore right shoulder. Last weekend, the damage was considered to be minimal, but now things might be a bit different. While the team is optimistic about his chances, it seems likely that he misses the rest of the weekend series and gets all the rest that he can with the All-Star Break happening. They may not necessarily give him an Injury List designation, but they’d be wise to treat him as such.

Max Fried – SP Atlanta Braves

Fried has done well lately with his live batting practice sessions, and will now proceed toward a rehab assignment. It will likely be a lengthy one.

Aaron Hicks – OF Baltimore Orioles

There is no word on if this will lead to a trip to the Injured List, but it sounds like a lingering injury. Stay tuned for more details.

Austin Hays – OF Baltimore Orioles

That’s great news and right from the source himself. With three games left before the All-Star Break, look for Hays to return.

Tanner Houck – SP Boston Red Sox

Houck will start throwing this Tuesday, though it’s unclear exactly how long of a program he will need. It’s been three weeks since he was hit in the face with a comebacker and suffered a fracture.

James Paxton – SP Boston Red Sox

Be prepared.

Ben Lively – SP Cincinnati Reds

Be prepared.

Cal Quantrill – SP Cleveland Guardians

So much for Cody Morris being groomed as a long-reliever, unless it will be a bullpen-type of game next time through the rotation. As for Quantrill, he has struggled as of late, so this comes as no surprise.

Riley Greene – OF Detroit Tigers, Alex Faedo – SP Detroit Tigers, Akil Baddoo – OF Detroit Tigers

Greene being activated this soon comes as a surprise but in a good way. Look for it to happen either tomorrow or Sunday, but not today. As for Baddoo and Faedo, be prepared.

Jose Altuve – 2B Houston Astros

With this issue being minor, the hope is that Altuve can return shortly after the All-Star Break. Time will tell if that’s the case.

Noah Syndergaard – SP Los Angeles Dodgers

It looks like there’s a real chance that Syndergaard gets activated today and pitches out of the bullpen. Stay tuned to see if this wild and crazy scenario unfolds.

Daniel Hudson – RP Los Angeles Dodgers

Just a brutal blow for Hudson, who worked so hard to return. It hasn’t yet been determined, but he may miss the rest of the season.

Brett Baty – 3B New York Mets

Consider Baty DTD while this gets sorted out.

Jake Bauers – OF New York Yankees

Bauers will miss the next ten days or so while he heals up. The hope is that the cortisone shot allows for a quicker comeback.

Oakland Athletics – Team Update

Just a long laundry list of injuries here for the Athletics, who are going through a lot right now. Here are the biggest ones. Laureano fractured his hand a few weeks ago, but it’s encouraging that he’s already out of the splint. He will need a lengthy rehab assignment, however, to work out the kinks. Kaprielian is hopeful that this cortisone shot will minimize his time away from the team. There should be an update soon on Miller’s follow-up appointment with the doctor. As for Ruiz, he will likely not play again until after the All-Star Break. It’s unknown as to whether or not this is a serious injury or a minor one.

Thairo Estrada – 2B San Francisco Giants

Estrada will need to rest and get treatment, in the hopes that surgery is not required for him. If he does need surgery, we may not see him again this season. As for the second base position, one would guess that Casey Schmitt gets to work things out, but the answer is in the article ($).

Tommy Edman – 2B/SS/OF St. Louis Cardinals

With no structural damage done, the hope is that he can return this weekend.

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