Dodgers outfielder Andy Pages begins swing progression after hand surgery
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 4:35 AM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026
Los Angeles Dodgers center fielder Andy Pages is moving into a swing progression as part of his injury rehabilitation process following surgery on his left hand. Pages suffered a fractured hand on August 21 after being hit by a pitch from Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Bubba Chandler. Dodgers reporter David Vassegh confirmed that Pages is currently pain-free less than two weeks after his surgery. The team intends to return the outfielder to the active roster before the regular season concludes. Los Angeles currently holds an even 26-26 record since July 1 and has 24 games remaining on the schedule. Manager Dave Roberts has maintained that a return prior to the postseason remains the goal for the injured outfielder.
- •Andy Pages underwent surgery on his left hand in late August.
- •David Vassegh reports the outfielder is now pain-free.
- •The swing progression rehab process begins for Pages this week.
- •The Dodgers have 24 games remaining in the regular season.
- •Dave Roberts expects Pages to return before the postseason.
- 4:35 AMYahoo Sports — Los Angeles Dodgers Receive Crucial Update About Andy Pages Injury Timeline
"The Los Angeles Dodgers are sitting at an even 26-26 record since July 1. During this skid, the Dodgers have fallen victim to several big injuries. Now with 24 games left in the season, they are desperate for things to turn around heading into the postseason. Luckily, they’ve received good news about star center fielder […] The post Los Angeles Dodgers Receive Crucial Update About Andy Pages Injury Timeline appeared first on HEAVY.
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