Caleb Durbin Undergoes Pinky Reconstruction Surgery for Red Sox

Boston Red Sox player Caleb Durbin underwent proximal interphalangeal joint reconstruction to fix a pinky finger he dislocated on June 24, the day before the Red Sox' 15-game winning streak began. Despite the injury, which prevented his pinky from fully straightening or bending, Durbin continued to play for the remainder of the season, stating it wouldn't impact his decision to play. The surgery was planned for the offseason, addressing an issue that was not considered major, though it highlights potential medical staff review for the Red Sox.