Follow usThe Los Angeles Angels All-Star Mike Trout had surgery to fix his broken hamate bone he suffered when he fouled off a pitch three days ago, and the head coach Phil Nevin announced that he is expected back on the field in 4 to 8 weeks.
“I just spoke with Trout; he just got out of the procedure. He feels all right,” the manager shared before the Angels finished a matchup vs. the San Diego Padres. “The surgery is successful. We spoke to the doctor a moment ago, and he told us that everything went according to the plan.”
Mike Trout is expected to miss 4-8 weeks after undergoing surgery to address his fractured left hamate. pic.twitter.com/4QpicBTDv4
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The head coach also added that the surgery was the best option for Trout to recover fully and in the fastest way possible from the broken wrist.
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