Houston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa has begun working out again after undergoing ankle surgery in May, though his return to the team remains uncertain. Manager Joe Espada provided an update on Friday regarding Correa’s progress.
Correa has been sidelined since requiring surgery on his right ankle in May. On Friday, he resumed “baseball activities,” signaling a step forward in his recovery process. However, Astros manager Joe Espada cautioned against expecting an immediate return.
“He worked out today,” Espada said, according to Yahoo Sports. “It’s still too early to tell [about his return].” The lack of a definitive timeline suggests the team is proceeding cautiously with Correa's rehabilitation and will assess his progress before setting a firm date for his comeback. No further details regarding the specifics of his workout or recovery milestones were provided.
The Astros are currently evaluating Correa’s condition and determining when he can safely rejoin the lineup. The team has not announced any specific benchmarks that Correa needs to meet before being cleared to play, but they will likely monitor his progress closely in the coming days and weeks.
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