Recent news came out about Corbin Carroll’s return to the field as the Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder made his much-anticipated rehab debut in an Arizona Complex League game on Thursday night.
Corbin Carroll has been sidelined after being struck by a pitch in the hand back in the middle of June against the Blue Jays. An MRI would later show that he had a chip fracture in his hand. Carroll will be looking to get back before the All-Star break, though there still is no timetable.
Arizona Diamondbacks Manager Torey Lovullo said the team is monitoring how Corbin Carroll responds. “He was lighting the ball up. He made a couple of comments, walked by me, and sat with the trainer for a second. He said, ‘Do you mind if I play in the ACL game tonight?’ I’m like, ‘Whoa, whoa. I like that.’ That’s how fast it happened.” (Credit: Steve Gilbert MLB)
For now, Carroll is expected to remain with Reno through the weekend. If all goes well, a return to the Diamondbacks before the All-Star break remains on the table. For a team chasing postseason position, Corbin Carroll’s comeback can’t come soon enough.
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