Red Sox ace Chris Sale has been plagued by injuries in recent years. Last season, he made a mistake while riding a bicycle , which resulted in him being reimbursed after playing only 2 games in the entire season. He recently updated his status and thought he was in good condition, calling out: "Humpty Dumpty (Mr. Egghead) is ready to return!"
Sale suffered a stress fracture in his ribs at the beginning of last year and entered the 60-day disabled list. He resumed training in early July and made his first appearance of the season on the 13th of the same month. However, five days later in the game against the Yankees, his little finger was deformed by a battering ball.
The left little finger is not healed yet, and Sal has another bad news. According to foreign media, he was riding a bicycle last Sunday (Saturday, U.S. time) and suffered a fracture in his right wrist due to an accident. He has only played 2 games this season, accumulating 5.2 innings.
Serge was recently interviewed and recounted his accident on the day of his bicycle ride. He was about to meet a friend when the handle suddenly moved to the left, causing him to fall directly to the ground. "I then looked at my wrist and it was obvious that I had to call for help."
After undergoing Tommy John surgery and rehabilitation in 2020, and a series of subsequent injuries, Serge has only started 11 games in the past three years and is looking forward to a strong return this year.
Sale did not fulfill the expectations of his teammates and coaching staff. He felt sorry and sorry for the fans who paid to enter the stadium. "I did not become the starting pitcher that everyone expected. I know I owe everyone a lot."
Sale started training independently in November last year and was in good preparation. But he did not want to say it too early. He said in a low-key manner, "Humpty Dumpty is coming back."
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