Following a skull surgery, injured Little Leaguer Easton Oliverson's family and doctors are preparing to transfer him back to his home state of Utah.
Little League World Series officials announced that Snow Canyon was filling Easton's open roster spot with his brother, Brogan Oliverson.
Easton was critically injured August 15 after falling out of a bunk bed at the Little League World Series dormitories in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Last week, the player underwent a procedure to put his skull cap back in. Easton has been "receiving physical therapy and working on different skills" in preparation for his transfer back to Utah.
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