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Bryce Harper injury update: What happened to the Phillies player and where will he return?

NL MVP, Bryce Harper, suffered an injury duringthe game against the San Diego Padres. Phillies' medical staffis trying to get him recovered as soon as possible and the rightfielder is near to his return with Philadelphia.

Bryce Harper was hit by a fastball from Blake Snell in the Phillies vs Padres last game of the series.
© Denis Poroy/Getty ImagesBryce Harper was hit by a fastball from Blake Snell in the Phillies vs Padres last game of the series.

It is never easy to leave the pitch with an injury, but in sports it is a risk that every player knows it could happen anytime. Unfortunately it was turn of Bryce Harper to experience this scenario and thePhiladelphiaPhillies superstar will be unaveilable for somegames after he washit in the last game against the San Diego Padres of the 2022 MLB season.

The Philadelphia Phillies started the series against the San Diego Padres with a 6-2 win. In game two, the California team reverted the situation an won by 0-1. Then, the last two duels were dominated by theteam from the East of the National League, but it was in the last one were they lost Bryce Harper due to an injury.

Harper took a 97-mph fastball from pitcher BlakeSnell right into his left hand. Theformer Nationals player immediatelyfell to the ground and received medical attention. Snell apologized as Harper left the pitchand the Phillies’ player understood it was unintentionally.

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What was Bryce Harper’s injury?

With the fastball right into his left hand, the sphere hit right in the thumb. The medical staff stated a fracture, but alsoa small tear in the UCL of the right arm gavehim troubles to return earlier.

When will Bryce Harperreturn?

The Phillies officiallyplaced Bryce Harper in the 10-day injury list on June, but then the diagnosis was not very encouraging. As he went into surgery, MLB officiall site stated that he was going to return untilAugust.

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Fortunately for him and the Phillies, this August 23 he had his first appearance in two months. In his rehab assignement, Bryce Harper played for the AAALehigh Valley IronPigs and he smashed a home run deep into right field.

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