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Reds' Jake Fraley has a partially torn labrum that he will attempt to play through this season
CINCINNATI, JUL 12 – Jake Fraley will play through a partially torn labrum after receiving a cortisone shot while Christian Encarnacion-Strand was optioned to Triple-A Louisville as a roster adjustment.
- Jake Fraley, the right fielder for the Cincinnati Reds, injured his right shoulder while attempting a diving catch during a game against the New York Yankees on June 23, 2025.
- An MRI showed that Fraley has a partial labrum tear that will eventually need surgery, and he was given a cortisone injection to help manage the injury.
- On Saturday, July 12, the Reds reinstated Jake Fraley following his shoulder injury that sidelined him since June 23, while Christian Encarnacion-Strand was sent down to Triple-A Louisville on July 4.
- Fraley plans to play through the injury for the rest of the season despite prior setbacks, as the Reds were 7-4 during his absence and seek playoff contention.
- Christian Encarnacion-Strand has a 1.048 OPS over 359 Triple-A plate appearances but was sent back to minors as the Reds cannot afford extended time for his major league adjustment.
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Reds' Jake Fraley has a partially torn labrum that he will attempt to play through this season
CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincinnati Reds right fielder Jake Fraley was activated from the 10-day injured list on Saturday. He had injured his right shoulder while trying to make a diving catch June 23 against the New York Yankees. An MRI revealed a partially torn labrum that will eventually require surgery. Fraley received a cortisone shot and will try to play through it for the rest of the season. The Reds were 7-4 in his absence. Christian Encarnacio…
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