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Philadelphia Phillies infielder Freddy Galvis was reinstated on Friday following the completion of a 50-game suspension for testing positive for a banned substance. While Galvis may be allowed to play, the 22-year-old isn't able to as he is still recovering from a fractured back dating back to June 9.
Galvis has been told not to participate in "game situations" until at least Sept. 3 and as the Phillies minor-league affiliates will be all but done playing by then, the organization will be forced to find another spot for the infielder to get back into shape.
Via Philly.com:
"We'll have to decide what we'll do with him," [assistant general manager Scott] Proefrock said. "Obviously, he won't be ready to play right away."
Galvis will likely be participating in the fall instructional league in order to prepare for winter ball.
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