Considering he hasn’t pitched since May 27, it was not necessarily a surprise Sunday to hear Alex Cora say that the Red Sox ...

Liam Hendriks and Alex Cora apparently weren't on the same page about whether the Red Sox reliever is done for the season due ...

Red Sox pitcher Liam Hendriks said a doctor told him his body was fine but his hips were not — in so many words.

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Red Sox manager Alex Cora confirmed Tuesday that he and injured reliever Liam Hendriks spoke and cleared the air.

Hendriks has not pitched since May 27, with the former All-Star closer hampered by an injury that was initially deemed as ...

Hendriks posted solid but unremarkable numbers as a low-leverage reliever for the A’s from 2016-18 but returned from that outright in 2019 as an entirely different pitcher.

Hendriks, 34, was diagnosed on Jan. 9 and completed his final round of chemotherapy April 5. He began a rehab assignment on May 5 at Triple-A Charlotte, where he posted a 10.80 ERA in six appearances.

Hendriks is coming off back-to-back All-Star seasons. He had 37 saves in 2022 and a league-high 38 in 2021, both All-Star campaigns. He had 85 strikeouts in 57.2 innings with a 2.81 ERA last season.

Hendriks’ salary won’t take a big enough bite out of their apple. The only trouble they’d have is finding the right piece (s) to send back to the White Sox who look eager to compete this season.

Liam Hendriks, #31 of the Chicago White Sox, celebrates the final out against the Minnesota Twins in the ninth inning of the game at Target Field on September 29, 2022, in Minneapolis, Minnesota.