Hernández’s Faith-Fueled Comeback | MLB News

0:00It's September 2, I'm Cory with the story, and this is MLB News Today. Your AI-powered baseball briefing. Guardians pitcher Carlos Hernandez is back on the 40-man roster after a serious car accident in Venezuela back in January. He admitted he was texting and driving when the crash happened, leading to multiple injuries that doctors said could have ended his career. He suffered a broken-right femur, a sprained ankle, and a broken left arm, along with a severe cut. The accident occurred on January 11th. Hernandez was driving with his brother-in-law and a friend when he got distracted by his phone. Thankfully, the other passengers also survived their injuries and have since recovered. Hernandez spoke about the incident, calling his return to baseball a testament to his faith and a warning to others. He emphasized how dangerous it is to text and drive, helping his experience serves as a serious reminder. He's been rehabbing at AAA Columbus for most of this season. Major Stephen Vogue confirmed he stayed in touch with Hernandez after the accident, focusing

1:02on his well-being and that of his family. Vogue expressed how impressive it is that Hernandez is back on the mound and close to returning to the major leagues, noting that some things are far, more important than baseball. Hernandez, who previously played for the Royals, has been with multiple teams in recent years. His journey back to the majors after such a severe incident is a powerful story of recovery and resilience.