Nico Hoerner Undergoes Flexor Tendon Surgery
Briefly

The Cubs announced that infielder Nico Hoerner underwent right flexor tendon surgery on October 11, with no prior indication of an injury to his throwing arm.
Despite missing some time over the past seasons due to injuries, Hoerner played in 151 games in 2024, raising concerns about his arm strength.
In recent years, Hoerner's arm strength has noticeably decreased, averaging between 81 and 83 mph on throws from second base, but only 75.1 mph in 2024.
The Cubs have not provided an estimated timeline for Hoerner's recovery following his unexpected surgery.
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