Giancarlo Stanton Leaves Game – Knee Surgery Set

Posted by: Don Miller Posted date: July 07, 2012 In: Injuries, Miami Marlins News

Giancarlo Stanton left the game tonight against the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium in the third inning with reported right knee discomfort.

Earlier this week an MRI revealed loose bodies in his right knee. Stanton had opted to play through the discomfort, knowing that eventually surgery would be required.

That time is now, as Joe Frisaro reports, Stanton is scheduled for surgery on Sunday morning at 7 AM in Miami. Stanton was selected for the All-Star game, and obviously will not be participating now. this surgery, typically requires 2 to 8 weeks of recovery.

#Marins Stanton surgery set for 7 am Sun in Miami, the Stanton surgery to be performed by Dr Lee Kaplan. More to come on this story as more information becomes available.
— Joe Frisaro (@JoeFrisaro) July 7, 2012

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