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Reds pitcher Hunter Greene to undergo elbow surgery, out until July
Greene's surgery will remove bone chips from his right elbow; Reds expect him back by July after stiffness following spring training debut, team president said.
- Mar 10, 2026 — Cincinnati Reds right-hander Hunter Greene will undergo a procedure Wednesday to remove bone chips and is not expected to return until July, the team said.
- Following reported stiffness, Greene left spring camp, returned to Cincinnati, and underwent an MRI on Friday after his Feb. 28 spring training debut.
- Medical scans indicated bone chips and loose bodies while the UCL appeared intact; Dr. Neal ElAttrache will perform surgery Wednesday in Los Angeles.
- Greene's absence reshapes the Reds' rotation and depth as he signed a six-year, $53 million contract extension and went 7-4 with a 2.76 ERA last year; left-handed pitcher Andrew Abbott is the opening-day starter.
- Greene's elite velocity and performance highlight his upside, but recent injury history with elbow issues in 2024 and groin strains in 2025 affected his availability, with surgery expected until July.
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Reds lose All-Star pitcher Hunter Greene for start of 2026 season
Cincinnati Reds star Hunter Greene faced a major setback on Tuesday as it was revealed he may miss up to four months following right elbow surgery.Greene was diagnosed with bone chips and loose bodies in his elbow, the team said. He needed an MRI last week after he left a spring training game with right elbow stiffness.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHe explained his situation in a statement posted to his Instagram Stories. He …
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