Feel for him.
On the more positive side, he could be back, especially as a DH, by early next season: “The gold standard is a reconstruction, which is taking a ligament and remaking it, and that just takes time to heal and become a new ligament,” Dr. Stein said. “Most of the time, it’s about a year recovery, although for position players it can be under a year. That’s why they’re saying about 9-to-10 months. That’s really for throwing.
“You can get back a little bit earlier on hitting because there’s less torque across the elbow with the hitting motion.”
Eight games into his MLB career, Jasson Dominguez is facing surgery to repair a torn UCL in his throwing arm.
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