Diamondbacks Corbin Carroll Nears Injury Return This Weekend

Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Corbin Carroll is nearing a return from a wrist injury sustained in mid-June, with manager Torey Lovullo describing his comeback as imminent and possibly as soon as this weekend. Carroll began his rehab assignment last Thursday, participating in an Arizona Complex League game and live batting practice, reporting minimal pain during recent sessions. The chip fracture in his left wrist does not require bone fusion, making his return largely dependent on pain tolerance. Carroll's return is highly anticipated as the Diamondbacks chase a postseason spot, and his reintegration will likely result in a roster decision involving players like Jake McCarthy, who has performed well in Carroll’s absence. Before the injury, Carroll was a key offensive contributor, batting .255 with 20 home runs, 44 RBIs, and 10 stolen bases in 72 games. The team and fans alike are eager for Carroll to rejoin the lineup ahead of the All-Star break to bolster their playoff push.