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Aaron Crow Injury: Updates on Marlins Pitcher's Elbow, Recovery

Tim DanielsApr 1, 2015

Miami Marlins reliever Aaron Crow expects to miss the entire 2015 season due to an elbow injury that's likely going to need Tommy John surgery.

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Surgery Expected; Getting Second Opinion

Wednesday, April 1

Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald reports Crow is going to get a second opinion on his damaged elbow but isn't expecting the outlook to change. He also passed along comments from the right-hander about the disappointing setback.

"It sucks," Crow said. "It kind of makes it worse coming over here and before I even got a chance to help the team out I get hurt and never have an opportunity this year."

He was acquired from the Kansas City Royals in a trade last November. He was expected to take on a key role in the Miami bullpen with a career 3.43 ERA over four seasons. The report notes Sam Dyson will likely take his place on the roster.

If the second opinion confirms Tommy John surgery is needed, Crow would miss all of 2015 and potentially the early portion of the 2016 campaign.

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