ATLANTA (AP) — Atlanta Braves catcher Sean Murphy will undergo season-ending surgery Thursday to repair a labral tear in his right hip, the team announced.
Recovery is expected to take four months. Murphy should be back in time for spring training.
AP
Braves catcher Sean Murphy will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a labral tear in his hip
Atlanta Braves catcher Sean Murphy will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a labral tear in his right hip
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