When is Jazz Chisholm Jr. expected to return from injury? Recovery timeline of Miami Marlins star explored

Miami Marlins superstar Jazz Chisholm Jr. may have gotten lucky following an injury Wednesday against the Minnesota Twins. The star center fielder exited the game after injuring his shoulder at loanDepot Park, however, it appears that the electric star may have avoided any serious injury.

"Jazz Chisholm Jr. said he's still feeling a little bit of tingling in his right arm from the stinger, but he expects to be back in the lineup tomorrow." - David Wilson

The Marlins and their fans held their breath as their star remained in pain on the ground. While he was slow to get up, he was able to walk off the field on his own. He was attended to by the team's medical staff before he walked off the field.

The Bahamian star attempted to steal second base in the first inning following a leadoff single. However, Twins starter and former Marlins pitcher Pablo Lopez stepped off the mound and threw it to second baseman Kyle Farmer. During the play, Jazz collided with Farmer's left shin, leaving him in pain on the ground.

"Well, this sucks. Jazz Chisholm Jr. in tears coming off the field with a shoulder injury. Hope it’s a matter of just popping it back in or something. Would hate for him to miss significant time." - Jared Carrabis

Judging by Jazz Chisholm's reaction to the incident, it was widely believed that the center fielder would wind up on the IL. However, according to Jazz himself, he is not expected to miss significant time. He is currently listed as day-to-day.

However, the Miami Marlins may approach the situation with caution given the fact that Chisholm was limited to 60 games last season. After beginning last season in All-Star fashion, Chisholm was limited to 60 games with a stress fracture in his lower back. He later underwent surgery to repair his right meniscus.

A look at Jazz Chisholm's 2022 season prior to his injury

In 60 games last season, Chisholm hit 14 home runs and 45 RBIs, while also recording 12 stolen bases. The 24-year-old from the Bahamas maintained a .254 batting average before his season-ending injury.

"Your MLB The Show 23 cover athlete Jazz Chisholm Jr. hits his first homer of the year! (via@BallyMarlins)" - FOX Sports: MLB

The Miami Marlins star was surprisingly named as the cover athlete of MLB The Show 23. While many believed that it may have been Aaron Judge or Julio Rodriguez, Sony San Diego elected to go with the electric Bahamian superstar.