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Reports: Mead fractured wrist in Red Sox debut

ESPN Wednesday 29 July 2026, 00:20 UTC 1 min read
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Follow-up tests Tuesday on new Red Sox INF Curtis Mead revealed a fractured left wrist.

Follow-up tests Tuesday on new Red Sox INF Curtis Mead revealed a fractured left wrist.
Mead (PERSON) Red Sox (ORG) Red Sox INF (ORG) Curtis Mead (PERSON)
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