Red Sox’s Garrett Cooper Leaves Boston Debut With Hand Injury
Cooper made his debut Tuesday
The Boston Red Sox truly cannot catch a break when it comes to injuries to start the 2024 season.
Boston went out and acquired infielder Garrett Cooper after Triston Casas sustained a rib injury that will cause him to miss significant time.
Cooper made his Red Sox debut Tuesday night against the San Francisco Giants. In the fifth inning, the infielder suffered the latest injury for the Red Sox, leaving the game after being hit on the hand by San Francisco reliever Sean Hjelle.
Bobby Dalbec pinch-ran for Cooper as he exited the game after his third plate appearance in a Boston uniform.
The 2022 All-Star hit .270 in 12 games with the Chicago Cubs this season. The Red Sox are the fifth team of Cooper’s MLB career after breaking in with the New York Yankees in 2017.
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