Alex Bregman, still far from returning with Red Sox, starts running

Alex Bregman, third Red Sox base, has been decreased since May 23 for a quadriceps distension

New York – Boston Red Sox manager, Alex Corahe declared that Alex Bregman feels good after starting a racing program in Fenway Park, but that he still has a lot to recover from a distension in the right quadriceps.

“Progress is going well,” Cora said before the Red Sox continued their series against the New York Yankees. “We will see how you feel tomorrow and then we will see what happens; obviously, there is still a lot to start its progress in baseball.”

Bregman has been on May 23 for a distension of consideration, similar to the one he suffered in the left quadriceps and prevented him from playing 58 commitments to the Houston Astros in 2021.

Bregman started the racing program on Thursday. You will also be free on Sunday before resuming the activity at the end of next week.

Signed by the Red Sox as a free agent with a three -year contract and 120 million dollars during the low season, Bregman hit.

Marcelo Mayer, who connected the first homer of his career in Friday’s defeat by 9-6, has started 10 times in the third base, but was not in the lineup against left-handed Ryan Yarbrough and probably will not be in the Lineup against the left-handed Carlos Rodon on Sunday.

Red Sox arrives on Sunday with nine losses in 14 games from the Bregman injury.

Cora also indicated that Kutter Crawford is likely to throw a bullpen session at the end of next week while trying to prepare for a rehabilitation allocation in the minor leagues. On Friday, Cora indicated that Crawford would probably launch a bullpen session this weekend.

Crawford has not launched in any game this year due to rotroll tendonitis in the right knee. Cora had said on Monday that the 29 -year -old right pitcher would begin a rehabilitation allocation this week, and the next day he indicated that Crawford felt wrist pain. On Friday, he said that Crawford has no structural damage.