Nick Madrigal

Good morning everybody! Alright, here’s some links for you today. Things were supposed to improve for minor leaguers following the contraction of 40 teams. Evidently not. Official sources such as Baseball-Reference have now included Negro Leagues players as a part of their MLB database, allowing fans to more accurately line up Negro Leagues statistics with today’s MLB players.

The White Sox’s late-season roster picture gained some clarity over the past couple days, for better or for worse. In the loss column, the White Sox officially declared Nick Madrigal done for the season. He underwent surgery to repair the proximal tendon tears in his right hamstring, eliminating his chances of returning in 2021. That seemed to be the most likely outcome based on the tenor of Rick Hahn’s comments, although everybody involved waited a few days before confirming the course.

Chicago White Sox second baseman Nick Madrigal will miss the rest of the 2021 season after undergoing surgery to repair tendon tears in his right hamstring Tuesday. He is expected to be able to be ready for spring training next year, the team said. Madrigal was helped off the field...

White Sox second baseman Nick Madrigal underwent successful surgery on Tuesday to repair the proximal tendon tears in his right hamstring. The procedure was performed by Drs. Nik Verma and Shane Nho at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago. Madrigal will miss the remainder of the 2021 season, but he is expected to be without restrictions by spring 2022.

Chicago White Sox second baseman Nick Madrigal underwent surgery on Tuesday to repair the proximal tendon tears in his right hamstring, the team announced. As a result of the operation, Madrigal will miss the remainder of the 2021 season. Madrigal, 24, was in the midst of a high-quality season. In...

(Photo by Ron Vesely/Getty Images) Nick Madrigal was a draft pick that stunned a lot of Chicago White Sox fans. He was the slap-hitting second baseman that didn’t really have a whole lot of power. He did, however, have great contact ability and Gold Glove potential. Well, his Major League career got off on the right foot as he looked to be everything he was supposed to be.

CHICAGO – Injuries have been a tough part in what has been a strong start to the 2021 season for the White Sox. Some more tough news arrived on Tuesday. Second baseman Nick Madrigal will miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery to repair his proximal tender tears in his right hamstring. The surgery was done at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.

This afternoon, the White Sox announced that second baseman Nick Madrigal underwent surgery on his torn right hamstring. The surgery was successful, but Madrigal will not make another appearance for the 2021 White Sox. Madrigal is expected to return to action, without restrictions, next spring. In 215 plate appearances in...

Awful news has come in for the Chicago White Sox, as stud second baseman Nick Madrigal has been ruled out for the rest of the season. The worst fears have arrived for Chicago White Sox fans when it comes to standout second baseman Nick Madrigal. Earlier this month, Madrigal went down with a serious hamstring injury, but the hope was that he’d be able to return potentially this fall. However, that won’t be the case.