Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Brandon Woodruff, 33, announced he will undergo a second anterior capsule surgery on his right shoulder, likely ending his season. The procedure is the same one he had in 2023.
The Milwaukee Brewers experienced an unfortunate turn of events on Tuesday as starting pitcher Brandon Woodruff revealed plans for another shoulder surgery. The announcement came on the same day the team distributed Brandon Woodruff bobbleheads to fans at American Family Field.
Woodruff, 33, will undergo a second anterior capsule surgery on his right shoulder. According to ESPN, this procedure is identical to the one he had in 2023. This latest surgery effectively concludes his season for the Brewers. The source did not specify how or when the injury occurred, only detailing the upcoming surgical intervention and its impact on Woodruff’s playing time.
The timing of the announcement adds a layer of irony, given the promotional giveaway honoring the pitcher at Tuesday's game. While the team celebrated Woodruff with bobbleheads, he shared news that will keep him off the mound for the remainder of the year.
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