The Los Angeles Dodgers are sitting at an even 26-26 record since July 1. During this skid, the Dodgers have fallen victim to several big injuries.
Now with 24 games left in the season, they are desperate for things to turn around heading into the postseason.
Luckily, they’ve received good news about star center fielder Andy Pages following surgery on his left hand.
Andy Pages Set to Begin Swing Progression Rehab Process For Dodgers
On August 21, Andy Pages was hit by a pitch on his left hand by Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Bubba Chandler. Pages was removed from the game and received surgery two days later.
Andy Pages suffered a fractured left hand on this hit by pitch, per @THEREAL_DV
He’ll be out 4-5 weeks. Dodgers expect him back in time for the postseason pic.twitter.com/jhia5eFyNT
— Talkin' Baseball (@TalkinBaseball_) August 22, 2026
Los Angeles Dodgers reporter David Vassegh says that less than two weeks out of surgery, Pages is pain free.
“Andy Pages is pain free after having surgery on his left hand a little over a week ago,” Vassegh said on X. “Pages will start swinging a bat in the next couple days beginning the swing progression rehab process. #Dodgers.”
Andy Pages is pain free after having surgery on his left hand a little over a week ago. Pages will start swinging a bat in the next couple days beginning the swing progression rehab process. #Dodgers
— David Vassegh (@THEREAL_DV) September 3, 2026
From the jump, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts claimed that if all goes well, Pages will be back before the end of the regular season. The news that Pages is beginning a swing progression rehab process furthers that narrative.
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