Report: Curtis Mead to IL with fractured wrist

Curtis Mead, a recently acquired infielder for the Boston Red Sox, is being placed on the injured list after fracturing his wrist during his debut with the team. The injury occurred shortly after the Red Sox acquired him in a trade. Multiple sources, including NBC Sports, ESPN, MLB.com, CBS Sports, and The Boston Globe, report that tests confirmed the broken wrist. This development is a significant setback for the Red Sox, who may now need to re-enter the trade market to fill the roster gap left by Mead's absence. The injury is expected to sideline Mead for an extended period.

First published Aug 4, 01:54 PM UTCUpdated Jul 29, 04:29 AM UTC1 reports · 1 sources

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Report: Curtis Mead to IL with fractured wrist

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