Yanks lefty Britton has elbow surgery, likely out until May
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Yanks' Britton surgery set; likely out until at least May
New York Yankees left-handed Zack Britton is scheduled for surgery Monday to remove a bone chip from his pitching elbow and seems likely to be out until at least MayMARCH 10, 2021 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Surgery set for Monday Britton (elbow) is scheduled to undergo surgery Monday in New York, Sweeny Murti of Sports Radio 66 WFAN reports.
Impact According to Murti, the surgery will be performed by Yankees team doctor Chris Ahmad, who notes on his personal website that pitchers undergoing procedures similar to Britton's typically need 3-to-4 months of recovery before returning to full competition. Once he has the bone chip removed from his elbow, Britton could be cleared to begin a throwing program by early May, but he'll likely need an additional six weeks beyond that to get his arm reconditioned for game action. With that timeline in mind, the Yankees likely won't count on Britton being an option out of the bullpen until shortly before the All-Star break.
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A bone chip will likely keep Yankees from having Zack Britton to start the year - The Boston Globe Britton has not pitched in a game this spring, and had an MRI on Monday following some post-throwing soreness.
MARCH 10, 2021 • BOSTONGLOBE.COM
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Requires elbow surgery Britton requires orthoscopic surgery to remove a bone chip in his left elbow and will undergo the procedure in New York within the next few days.
Impact The news comes after Britton had an MRI on Tuesday after developing elbow soreness during a recent bullpen session. While Britton at least won't require Tommy John surgery, this isn't exactly the news the Yankees wanted to hear. The team has yet to provide a clear timetable for his return, but he'll presumably miss a fair portion of the season. Per Jeff Passan of ESPN.com, it usually takes at least a month for a pitcher to recover from the procedure, but Britton will then have to ramp back up before getting into game action.
MARCH 9, 2021 • ROTOWIRE
Yankees reliever Zack Britton undergoes MRI after experiencing ‘soreness’ in left elbow Zack Britton spent his off day getting his left elbow examined and will possibly miss the start of the regular season.
MARCH 9, 2021 • MCALL.COM
Yanks' Britton needs surgery to remove elbow bone chip
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Britton to have MRI on sore left elbow TAMPA, Fla. -- Yankees left-hander Zack Britton was sent for an MRI on Monday after experiencing left elbow soreness during his most recent...
MARCH 9, 2021 • MLB.COM
Undergoes MRI Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Tuesday that Britton underwent an MRI after developing elbow soreness during a recent bullpen session, Pete Caldera of The Bergen Record reports.
Impact Boone said that he doesn't believe that Britton is dealing with any damage to his UCL, but the fact that the southpaw was sent in for an MRI is somewhat worrisome even if the tests were merely precautionary. The Yankees likely won't have an update on Britton until the results of his MRI are read, but don't expect him to appear in any Grapefruit League games this week.
MARCH 9, 2021 • ROTOWIRE
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