All articles tagged with #season ending surgery
Giants third baseman Matt Chapman is expected to undergo season-ending surgery after being diagnosed with a hernia and a core muscle tear; he had played through the injury since July and posted a .235/.324/.368 line with seven homers in 352 plate appearances, with the club hoping surgery will help his bat rebound in 2027 as Casey Schmitt took over at third.
Phillies outfielder Adolis García will undergo right latissimus dorsi repair on June 24, sidelining him 6–8 months and ending his 2026 season; he’ll be a free agent after the year, and Philadelphia is expected to pursue outfield help at the trade deadline as they look to stabilize RF.
Carlos Correa will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a torn tendon in his left ankle, sidelining him for 6–8 months. With Correa out, the Astros will rely on Nick Allen and Braden Shewmake at shortstop while Jeremy Peña recovers from a hamstring strain. Houston also contends with a string of injuries and a poor 15–22 record, highlighted by pitching woes that have contributed to their struggles this season.
UNC freshman forward Caleb Wilson broke his right thumb in a non-contact practice drill on March 5, will require surgery and is out for the rest of the season. He previously broke a bone in his left hand in February and had been nearing a return. Wilson was Carolina's leading scorer (19.8 ppg) and rebounder (9.4 rpg). The Tar Heels, 24-6 (12-5 ACC), had clinched a double-bye in the ACC Tournament and were set to play Duke next.
Kings winger Kevin Fiala will undergo season-ending surgery on a lower-body injury suffered for Switzerland at the Olympics after a third-period collision with Tom Wilson left him stretchered off. He had 18 goals and 40 points in 56 games, and Los Angeles remains in the playoff hunt; Fiala previously suffered a broken femur in 2017.
Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz dislocated his left shoulder, tore his labrum, and fractured his socket in Week 5, leading to season-ending surgery after playing through the injury with a shoulder harness, and contributing to the team's 0-2 record.
49ers linebacker Fred Warner will undergo season-ending surgery after dislocating and fracturing his right ankle, but is expected to return in time for the team's offseason program.
The Arizona Cardinals placed running back James Conner on injured reserve after he required season-ending foot surgery, impacting the team's offensive lineup and leadership. Conner had contributed significantly in his three games this season, and his absence led to roster adjustments including adding Demontrey Jacobs to the active roster and signing new practice squad players.
Nick Bosa tore his ACL during a game against the Cardinals and will miss the rest of the 2025-26 NFL season, adding to the 49ers' injury woes despite their strong start.
Arizona Cardinals running back James Conner suffered a severe ankle injury requiring season-ending surgery, ending his season after a game against the 49ers where he had nine carries for 22 yards.
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson suffered a new groin injury that may require season-ending surgery, according to coach Ben Johnson, who stated the injury is unrelated to his previous one that kept him out of training camp.
Zack Wheeler's season is over due to a diagnosis of venous thoracic outlet syndrome, requiring surgery with an expected recovery of six to eight months. The Phillies remain optimistic about his return and are adjusting their pitching rotation accordingly, while other players like Aaron Nola are expected to step up in Wheeler's absence.
Austin Riley of the Atlanta Braves has undergone core injury surgery, ending his season but with hopes to return for spring training 2026. His injury history and long-term contract highlight concerns about his future performance, but he remains a key part of the team's plans.
Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Johnny Wilson will undergo season-ending knee and ankle surgery after an injury during training camp, ending his 2023 season and impacting the team's wide receiver depth chart.
Red Sox rookie Marcelo Mayer will miss the rest of the season due to surgery on his right wrist for a tear in his TFCC, with recovery expected to be three months, aiming for him to return by spring training 2026.