Brandon Marsh undergoes hand surgery after Phillies season ends
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 12, 2026, 7:15 PM
Last updated Nov 12, 2026
Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Brandon Marsh had surgery on his left hand after the season, which reportedly affected his performance. He struggled in the second half of the season with a.184 batting average following a strong first half where he hit.301. Team president Dave Dombrowski suggested Marsh's injury may explain his decline, but affirmed the organization still views him as a valuable player. The Phillies are exploring options to upgrade their outfield this offseason, and Marsh's availability for trade remains a consideration.
- •Brandon Marsh had surgery on his left hand after the season.
- •He experienced a significant drop in performance during the second half.
- •Dave Dombrowski confirmed Marsh's value despite his struggles.
- •The Phillies are targeting outfield upgrades this offseason.
- •Marsh's availability for trade is under consideration.
- 7:15 PMYahoo Sports — Phillies Outfielder Reportedly Had Surgery After Season, Perhaps Explaining Struggles
"Brandon Marsh reportedly had surgery after the season ended
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