Reds' Spencer Steer to miss rest of season due to wrist injury

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 11:36 PM

Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Reds' Spencer Steer to miss rest of season due to wrist injury
Summary

Spencer Steer confirmed he will miss the remainder of the MLB season after a medical examination on August 21, 2026. The injury, which involves a torn sheath protecting a tendon in his right wrist, was sustained in late July. Steer had hoped to return in September but now expects to make a full recovery in time for spring training, regardless of whether he requires surgery. He remains in a splint and is limited to conditioning exercises. A follow-up examination is scheduled in two weeks to determine if surgery is necessary.

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  • Spencer Steer confirmed he is done for the season.
  • He injured his wrist in late July with a torn tendon sheath.
  • A follow-up exam in two weeks will assess the need for surgery.
  • Steer is expected to be fully recovered by spring training.
  • He is currently limited to conditioning activities.
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  • 11:36 PMYahoo SportsReds' Spencer Steer (wrist) to miss rest of season, per latest exam
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Surgery to repair the right wrist is "still on the table," said Reds IF/OF Spencer Steer. A full recovery by spring training is expected either way.

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