Red Sox infielder Caleb Durbin underwent a PIP joint reconstruction procedure on his left pinky last week, according to a team announcement. It’s the same finger that Durbin partially dislocated back in June, although he did not miss any time…
Boston Red Sox third baseman Caleb Durbin has undergone surgery to repair a proximal inter-phalangeal (PIP) joint finger issue. The procedure addresses a finger injury from the 2026 season, prompting discussion over his standing and performance heading into the upcoming offseason.
Following a slow start at the plate, Durbin posted a 119 wRC+ from late June onward and hit 13 home runs during the campaign. While questions persist regarding whether Boston should prioritize additional offensive power over elite infield defense, Durbin finished among baseball's top defensive contributors at third base.
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