Hamate Bone
MLB players face hamate bone injuries early in spring training
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Several prominent Major League Baseball players, including Corbin Carroll, Francisco Lindor, and Jackson Holliday, have suffered broken hamate bones during the initial days of spring training. These injuries, which typically require surgery and a recovery period of four to eight weeks, will sideline the athletes for varying lengths of time, potentially affecting their teams' early season plans. The hamate bone, a small wrist structure vulnerable due to the mechanics of batting, has become a notable concern as training begins.
Baltimore Orioles second baseman Jackson Holliday will miss Opening Day due to a broken hamate bone in his right hand, sustained last Friday during batting practice. The 22-year-old is scheduled for surgery on Thursday and faces a recovery timeline of weeks. Team officials are evaluating internal candidates to fill the position during Spring Training in Sarasota, Florida.