All articles tagged with #knee injury
The Cubs will ease Seiya Suzuki back into the lineup after his knee injury sustained during the World Baseball Classic, using depth in right field and at DH (Matt Shaw, Michael Conforto, Moises Ballesteros) to manage his ramp-up. Suzuki is expected to appear in roughly two of every three games initially, with rotations and occasional rest days to protect him, and should return to near daily usage once he’s fully healthy.
The Jaguars announced that Travis Hunter will be limited during the voluntary offseason program while recovering from a knee injury, with GM James Gladstone aiming for a full return at training camp.
Travis Hunter is limited in the Jaguars' offseason program while rehabbing his knee and is expected to be fully cleared for training camp. Jacksonville moved up to No. 2 overall to draft him, and while his rookie year was disappointing, the team still believes he can become a rare elite two-way player.
Seiya Suzuki’s World Baseball Classic knee injury was updated after an MRI showing a sprained posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) that is described as minor. The Cubs cautioned that he won’t be shut down and will continue baseball activities, though a brief IL stint remains a possibility. The update provides cautious optimism for a relatively short setback as spring training winds down and the Cubs consider outfield options if Suzuki misses time.
A proposed Ravens trade for Maxx Crosby fell through after medical concerns were raised about his knee during a pre-trade physical. Crosby recounted on his podcast how the deal felt like a wild rollercoaster—traveling to Baltimore, meeting the team, then learning the doctors wouldn’t clear him—before returning to the Raiders. His surgeon later said the knee is fine, and Crosby expressed optimism about continuing his career with Las Vegas.
Anthony Edwards underwent an MRI that revealed right knee inflammation. He will be re-evaluated in 1-2 weeks, with further updates provided as available.
Giannis Antetokounmpo hyperextended his knee late in Milwaukee's 134-123 win over Indiana, exiting and not returning. He said he wouldn’t immediately seek imaging, with Bucks coach Doc Rivers noting no official diagnosis yet and the MRI decision to be made based on how he feels in the coming days.
Seiya Suzuki left the World Baseball Classic quarterfinal with right knee discomfort and will be evaluated with imaging; if the injury is serious, it could impact the Cubs' Opening Day plans, given his spring surge and looming free-agent appeal. Chicago could lean on depth pieces like Carlson, Matt Shaw, Michael Conforto, or potentially promote Kevin Alcantara to cover in the outfield.
Seiya Suzuki left Japan’s World Baseball Classic game against Venezuela after a stolen-base attempt that left him limping with right knee discomfort. An update indicated the injury isn’t necessarily serious, but Cubs officials will monitor him as Opening Day approaches, with multiple outfield options available if he needs time off.
The blockbuster swap that would have sent Maxx Crosby from the Raiders to the Ravens for two first‑round picks collapsed after Crosby failed a knee physical in Baltimore. Ravens doctors reportedly had unresolved concerns about his long‑term knee health (meniscus repair, possible arthritis), leading to the deal not becoming official. Analysts from SI, The Athletic, CBS Sports, ESPN, and others weighed in on why trades fail over medicals and how teams evaluate risk, with Baltimore ultimately pivoting to Trey Hendrickson in free agency. The episode underscores the variability in NFL medical judgments and the high-stakes nature of mega trades.
As trade calls resume, Las Vegas is fielding interest in Maxx Crosby but remains prepared to keep him and have him play through a healthy offseason, amid a $30 million 2026 salary and questions about knee surgery; Ravens and Cowboys are out for now, leaving the Raiders to navigate leverage and potential draft compensation.
Deandre Ayton left the Lakers’ loss to the Nuggets with a left knee soreness after about four minutes, while LeBron James finished with a sore left elbow and indicated his status for Friday’s back-to-back against Indiana is day-to-day.
Chicago Bears center Drew Dalman is retiring from the NFL at age 27, per ESPN's Adam Schefter. A 2021 Falcons fourth-round pick, Dalman signed a three-year, $42 million contract with Chicago last year and showed promise, but he has chosen to retire. His departure, along with Ozzy Trapilo's serious knee injury, creates a major center vacancy for the Bears heading into free agency.
Penguins captain Sidney Crosby was placed on injured reserve with a minimum four-week absence after injuring his knee at the Olympics, leaving Pittsburgh to navigate a grueling schedule without their leading scorer.
The NFL's ongoing Personal Conduct Policy review of Tyreek Hill remains unresolved as he recovers from a serious knee injury. The probe, prompted by past allegations from Hill's estranged wife, could influence his free agency and, if a violation is found, lead to penalties that might affect his 2026 season.