Joey Loperfido Undergoes Hip Surgery; Won’t Be Ready For Spring Training
The Astros announced today that outfielder Joey Loperfido underwent arthroscopic surgery to address an impingement and labral injury in his right hip.
Won’t Be Ready For Spring Training. The Astros: What Happened
MLB Trade Rumors reported on Monday, October 26, 2026 in a story involving Won’t Be Ready For Spring Training. The Astros, Joey Loperfido Undergoes Hip Surgery, Joey Loperfido. Here is how the report opens:
The Astros announced today that outfielder Joey Loperfido underwent arthroscopic surgery to address an impingement and labral injury in his right hip. A specific timeline for his recovery wasn’t provided but the team said his availability for spring training will be delayed. Brian McTaggart of MLB.com was among those to pass along the details. It’s…
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- The story: Joey Loperfido Undergoes Hip Surgery; Won’t Be Ready For Spring Training
- Who’s involved: Won’t Be Ready For Spring Training. The Astros, Joey Loperfido Undergoes Hip Surgery, Joey Loperfido and Brian McTaggart
- League: Baseball
- First reported: Monday, October 26, 2026 by MLB Trade Rumors
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- Jeff Hoffman Undergoes Elbow Surgery; Expected To Be Ready For Next SeasonMLB Trade Rumors The Twins announced that right-hander Jeff Hoffman has undergone arthroscopic surgery on his right elbow, a procedure that involved debridement and the removal of a bone chip. The club expects the righty to begin a…
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The Astros announced today that outfielder Joey Loperfido underwent arthroscopic surgery to address an impingement and labral injury in his right hip. A specific timeline for his recovery wasn’t provided but the team said his availability for spring training will be delayed. Brian McTaggart of MLB.com was among those to pass along the details. It’s… MLB Trade Rumors reported the story on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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