Lorenzo Cain (OF)

Kansas City Royals OF Lorenzo Cain (hip) remains in the early stages of recovery for ...

According to The Kansas City Star, Royals outfielder Lorenzo Cain will start some rehab work at the team's training facility in Surprise. Cain, who is working his way back from a torn hip flexor, said he'll be out another four to six weeks. He aggravated his injury at the end of April when he was playing with Double-A Northwest Arkansas.

Lorenzo Cain (groin) is expected to miss another 4-8 weeks.

Kansas City Royals OF Lorenzo Cain (hip) will begin his rehab in Arizona next week. ...

Kansas City Royals OF Lorenzo Cain (hip) has been diagnosed with a Grade 3 hip ...

Kansas City Royals OF Lorenzo Cain (hip) will likely be out another month with a ...

The Kansas City Star reports Royals outfielder Lorenzo Cain aggravated his strained left groin while playing for Double-A Northwest Arkansas on Tuesday. “He had another strain,” general manager Dayton Moore said. “We’re still waiting on the final diagnosis. It’s around the same area, but I’m not sure it’s the same thing.” Cain was expected to come off the DL...

Kansas City Royals OF Lorenzo Cain (hip) will return to Kansas City to be evaluated ...

Lorenzo Cain suffered a setback with his left groin injury Tuesday while playing a rehab game with Double-A Northwest Arkansas.

Kansas City Royals OF Lorenzo Cain (groin) aggravated his strained left groin Tuesday, April 24, ...

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04/25 - Recalled From Minors Rehab Assignment

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04/22 - Sent to Minors For Rehabilitation

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