New York Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger sustained a Grade 2 hamstring strain during the team's victory against the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday. Spencer Stein, MD, a Sports Orthopedic Surgeon with NYU Langone, provided an analysis of the injury on the weekly "Injury Report" segment.
Stein discussed the potential recovery process for Bellinger, who suffered the injury in New York's recent game. A Grade 2 hamstring strain indicates a partial tear of the muscle fibers, typically requiring a significant recovery period. The exact timeline for Bellinger's return to play will depend on various factors, including the precise location and extent of the tear, as well as his individual healing progress.