Moderators CJ Vogel Posted 4 hours ago Moderators Posted 4 hours ago A-Rod spoke right before the season about not hitting everyday to give himself some offdays and time to relax. Hoping this solves the issue fully, he was clearly squinting on swings and misses. Quote
Moderators CJ Vogel Posted 4 hours ago Moderators Posted 4 hours ago Also, Rodriguez wasn't really lighting it up at the plate this year, but he was doing a great job at getting on base. Was walking a ton. Quote
WRNC Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 59 minutes ago, McCoy2Shipley said: So did A-Rod not get surgery till the fall instead after the end of last year? Rodriguez originally injured his left hand in late March 2025 after being hit by a pitch during a series against Missouri. He missed only seven games before returning to the lineup for the remainder of the 2025 season. The delay was primarily due to Rodriguez attempting to manage the injury without a full surgical shutdown during the 2025 season and the subsequent summer. Quote
McCoy2Shipley Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 12 minutes ago, WRNC said: Rodriguez originally injured his left hand in late March 2025 after being hit by a pitch during a series against Missouri. He missed only seven games before returning to the lineup for the remainder of the 2025 season. The delay was primarily due to Rodriguez attempting to manage the injury without a full surgical shutdown during the 2025 season and the subsequent summer. Yea I remember all that. I just can't remember if the original procedure was in the summer or if he waited till the fall. Quote
.45s Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago I hope they get it right so that he can heal better. As commented above, it was painful watching him bat. He was not hitting well, but if you look at the statistics for SEC play 4 or 5 players are doing poorly. A few guys are carrying the team. 1 Quote
Jerry K Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago We’ve been seeing all the signs that this was coming. I’m actually surprised he’s not out for the season. I would really like to see Borba stay at first. I’ll admit I was concerned pre-season about his lack of experience at first but he’s been really good overall this season. His ball IQ is a big factor in his success in my opinion. Either way there’s going to be a new player in the infield. First gets a lot more action than third does. 1 Quote
AZ Longhorn Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 3 hours ago, CJ Vogel said: Also, Rodriguez wasn't really lighting it up at the plate this year, but he was doing a great job at getting on base. Was walking a ton. His on-base percentage is 2nd worst on the whole roster (only above 'Doza) as is his OPS. I'm a big fan of A Rod and how he improved his overall game — his jumps on defense and baserunning (especially!) have been so impressive — but clearly he needs to get healthy in order to contribute at the dish. Very relieved to hear they're at least gonna try something (again). Quote
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