Carlos Correa making progress in recovery, could return by September
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 12:59 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
Carlos Correa is advancing in his recovery from ankle surgery and may be ready to rejoin the Houston Astros by September. Manager Joe Espada reported that Correa has resumed hitting and fielding work and has been cleared for sprints. Originally expected to be out for the season after surgery in May for a torn tendon, Correa expressed optimism about playing again this year. He will have a follow-up doctor's appointment in early September, which will determine the next steps in his rehabilitation.
- •Carlos Correa underwent left ankle surgery in May.
- •Correa has resumed batting and fielding drills.
- •Astros' manager Joe Espada optimistic about Correa's return.
- •Correa scheduled for a follow-up appointment in early September.
- •The Astros have a half-game lead in the American League West.
- 12:59 AMYahoo Sports — Houston Astros' Carlos Correa progressing well, could be ready to return sometime in September
"The injured third baseman has ramped up his on-field work of late after undergoing ankle surgery that was initially believed to be season-ending.
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