Bryce Harper set to make speedy return from elbow surgery for Phillies.

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Bryce Harper is set to return to the Philadelphia Phillies' lineup on Tuesday after his surgically repaired elbow was cleared by Dr. Neal ElAttrache. Harper's recovery from Tommy John surgery has been historically fast, returning in less than six months instead of the typical 9-12 months. He will serve as the designated hitter initially, as he is unable to throw, but may be able to play the field later this year. Harper hit .286/.364/.514 with 18 home runs in 99 games last season despite the elbow injury and a broken thumb.
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