Recovering From Knee Injury Reeves Returns To Mound

Houston Astros Slugger Takes Latest Sprint Toward Injury Rehab Assignment

Recovering From Knee Injury, Reeves Returns to Mound

Recovering from a knee injury, Houston Astros utility slugger Jake Meyers is taking the latest step in his injury rehab assignment.

Meyers, 26, has been sidelined since suffering a torn meniscus in his right knee during spring training.

Surgery and Recovery

Meyers underwent surgery to repair the meniscus and has been rehabbing ever since.

He began a rehab assignment with the Astros' Class A affiliate in Fayetteville on June 28.

Impressive Stats

In his first two games with Fayetteville, Meyers went 3-for-8 with two doubles, a home run, and three RBIs.

He also stole a base and drew two walks.

Next Steps

Meyers is expected to play at least five games with Fayetteville before advancing to the Astros' Triple-A affiliate in Sugar Land.

If all goes well, he could be activated from the injured list and rejoin the Astros in mid-July.

Conclusion

Meyers' return to the mound is a significant step in his recovery from knee surgery. The Astros are hopeful that he can return to the lineup and contribute to their playoff push.