White Sox to refresh Liam Hendrix from injured list
Liam Hendrix It’s officially back in the majors, the White Sox (trans Welcome video in their team’s Twitter feed) that the closer will be activated... The White Sox have announced that Liam Hendrix will be activated from the 15-day injured list on the Monday before their game with the Angels. Hendrix has been out of treatment for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and is now looking forward to getting back on the mound for what will be his 13th MLB campaign. The decision was made that Hendrix was ready to take on major league hitters again, and it remains to be seen whether Hendriks will be eased into action or whether or not he’ll immediately be able to play at his usual elite level. The White Sox are looking to get back into competition in the weakened AL Central, but trade can change, but while the White Sox fell to 22-33 after today’s loss to the Tigers, the club has stabilized somewhat after its appalling record on April 7-20.
Published : 11 months ago by hostingerhost01 in Sports
Liam Hendrix It’s officially back in the majors, the White Sox (trans Welcome video in their team’s Twitter feed) that the closer will be activated from the 15-day injured list on the Monday before their game with the Angels. Hendricks revealed in January that he had started treatment for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, but after finishing that treatment in early April, he was happily declared a cancer-free diagnosis just over a month ago.
Hendrix threw six triple rehab rounds earlier this month and has also thrown bullpens and live BP sessions to continue building his arm strength. Reports surfaced yesterday indicating that Hendrix appeared to be nearing his return date, and the decision was made that the closer was ready to take on major league hitters again.
It’s great news all over the world that Hendriks has managed to come out of his health scare, and is now looking forward to getting back on the mound for what will be his 13th MLB campaign. It remains to be seen whether Hendriks will be eased into action or whether or not he’ll immediately be able to play at his usual elite level, but even off the field his return is a huge lift for the White Sox, as Hendriks is a likable figure with his teammates and peers across the board. around baseball. By sticking to only field matters, he would naturally help the struggling Chicago firm regain the top.
Hendrix has been to three All-Star appearances and two of the AL Cy Young’s top nine finishes in the past four seasons, making 114 saves for the A’s and White Sox in that time. 2023 is technically the guaranteed final year of Hendriks’ three-year, $54 million free deal with the Sox, but the White Sox have a $15 million club option and a $15 million acquisition of his services for the 2024 season, so it would appear as though Hendriks will be kept. for another year.
Trade can change, but while the White Sox fell to 22-33 after today’s loss to the Tigers, the club has stabilized somewhat after its appalling record on April 7-20. No player can turn things around in favor of a team, but Hendrix’s return should help the Sox try to get back into competition in the weakened AL Central.
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