UPDATED: Xander Bogaerts To Play Thursday Against Rays After Early Exit With Quad Injury
Xander Bogaerts said he will "probably play" if his quad injury feels the same Thursday as it did after Wednesday night's win over the Rays.
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Xander Bogaerts said he will "probably play" if his quad injury feels the same Thursday as it did after Wednesday night's win over the Rays.
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