A few days after returning to Boston’s lineup after missing a game with a knee injury, Dustin Pedroia was forced to leave with a different injury.
The Red Sox second baseman left Monday’s game against the White Sox with what the team called a sprained left wrist. Pedroia suffered the injury in a collision at first with Jose Abreu:
Dustin Pedroia left game against White Sox with sprained left wrist after colliding with Jose Abreupic.twitter.com/EWQ4a4i5V9
— Вoston Вlabber (@bostonblabber) May 29, 2017
Pedroia was already experiencing swelling in the wrist, and the team is sending him back to Boston for an MRI.
Dustin Pedroia being sent back to Boston for tests on his wrist. He's had swelling. Certainly doesn't sound good.
— Pete Abraham (@PeteAbe) May 29, 2017
On Thursday, Pedroia left his team’s game with a sore left knee and then missed Friday’s contest because of the knee. He was back in the lineup on Saturday.
It’s unclear whether this wrist injury will cause Pedroia to miss more time. The second baseman is batting .294/.371/.382 this season for the 27-22 Red Sox.
