Vaughn Grissom Hits Over The Weekend
                
        
        Boston Red Sox second baseman Vaughn  Grissom (hamstring) hit indoors on Saturday, according to manager Alex Cora. Grissom missed the first 32 games of the season with a left-hamstring strain and then injured his right hamstring running out a grounder to third base on June 1. An MRI exam on the right-handed hitter showed a mild strain of his right hamstring. "We need to make sure that we're addressing what is pulling on the hamstring or whatever potentially is underlying and contributing to the hamstring injuries. But we'll kind of work to rehab him and get him on the field as soon as we can," chiefs baseball officer Craig  Breslow said. It's good news that the 23-year-old's newest hammy injury isn't serious, but fantasy managers are quickly losing patience. With Romy  Gonzalez (hamstring) also out, Enmanuel  Valdez is seeing most of the playing time at the keystone in Boston.
Source: MLB.com
        Source: MLB.com
 
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