Dodgers' Kike Hernandez Reveals How He Overcame Second Major Injury Rehab
Summary
Kike Hernandez of the Los Angeles Dodgers returned to playing after recovering from two injuries this season, including a Grade 3 oblique tear and offseason elbow surgery. He used a special injury plan, including stem-cell injections and daily rehab treatments, to speed up his recovery and get back on the field faster than expected.Key Facts
- Hernandez had two major injuries this season: a serious oblique muscle tear and elbow surgery.
- He returned to play two days before going back on the injured list with the oblique injury.
- Hernandez did not get surgery for the oblique tear but had a stem-cell injection instead.
- His rehab included using a hyperbaric chamber, sauna, and cold tub every day.
- He focused on careful, daily rehab work and rested to avoid scar tissue buildup.
- Hernandez played his first game back against the Seattle Mariners.
- He only had four at-bats and played in two games so far after returning.
- Hernandez’s return helps the Dodgers by adding an important player back to their team.
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