Spencer Steer eyes return to baseball activity after wrist injury

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Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Spencer Steer eyes return to baseball activity after wrist injury
Summary

Cincinnati Reds infielder Spencer Steer is expected to avoid surgery on his injured right wrist. Sidelined since shortly after the All-Star break, Steer is scheduled to begin dry swings with a bat this weekend. Manager Terry Francona confirmed the goal is for the player to reach full health in time for a normal offseason. While Steer will not return to the Reds' active roster before the end of the current season, the team is considering having him participate in the Arizona Fall League to regain timing and rhythm. This recovery plan aims to ensure Steer is physically ready for the start of spring training in 2027.

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  • Spencer Steer has been out of the lineup since the All-Star break with a wrist injury.
  • The infielder is scheduled to begin swinging a bat this weekend.
  • Manager Terry Francona said the team is exploring Arizona Fall League participation for Steer.
  • Steer recorded 16 home runs and 40 RBIs over 98 games played this season.
  • The team intends for Steer to be fully healthy for the start of spring training.
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  • 11:32 PMYahoo SportsFall League at-bats in play for Reds' injured Spencer Steer (wrist)?
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Spencer Steer, one of the Cincinnati Reds' most consistent hitters and their most versatile fielder, expected to avoid surgery on injured wrist.

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