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Kiké Hernández’s Fast-Track Rehab Brings Him Back to the Dodgers Sooner than Expected

Kiké Hernández went 6 for 18 with a homer in five Triple-A games before rejoining a Dodgers team chasing another title.

  • On Tuesday, utility player Kik Hernández returned to the Los Angeles Dodgers after two months sidelined by a severe oblique injury sustained just two days into his season debut.
  • The grade 3 oblique tear caused Hernández to experience a panic attack after an MRI revealed the injury's magnitude, prompting an accelerated recovery using stem cell injections and daily hyperbaric chamber sessions.
  • During a five-game rehab stint with Triple-A Oklahoma City, Hernández went 6 for 18 with one home run before returning to face Seattle's three right-handers.
  • Manager Dave Roberts expects Hernández to play mostly third base and left field while potentially spelling Andy Pages in center field, expressing excitement about the return.
  • The Dodgers welcome back closer Edwin Díaz on Wednesday after three months recovering from elbow surgery, as the team pursues baseball's first three-peat since the New York Yankees won consecutive championships from 1998-2000.
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Kiké Hernández’s fast-track rehab brings him back to the Dodgers sooner than expected

Kiké Hernández has returned to the Los Angeles Dodgers after recovering from a severe oblique injury.

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