2023-06-02 01:43:32
Taiwan general Zhang Yucheng, who played for the Red Sox, called an emergency stop after playing a rehab game because his left hand was still sore. He is expected to resume batting practice tomorrow. According to Pete Abraham of the Boston Globe, “he It’s getting better now.”
Zhang Yucheng had a knife fracture in his left hand at the end of April, and returned to the game in just one month, but the progress was not smooth. On May 27, he had 3 hits and 2 strikeouts in the 2A rehabilitation game. Afterwards, he still felt sore when hitting the ball at certain angles, so the team suspended his play and recalled him to Boston for examination and treatment.
The good news is that the inspection confirmed that Zhang Yucheng has no structural damage, just a simple soreness, and he is also expected to restart batting practice tomorrow, heading towards returning to the team again.
Zhang Yucheng knocked out 3 homers this season and hit 1.36%, but the Red Sox’s more urgent need for him is defense, especially in the guerrilla defense zone this season, which has been unable to find an answer, and Zhang Yucheng has 17 games this year. 11 games as the starting shortstop, before his injury, has gradually been regarded as the safest option for the Red Sox.
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