US EditionReport: Cubs' Justin Steele to undergo elbow surgery, done for the season
- Cubs pitcher Justin Steele will have elbow surgery and miss the remainder of the 2025 season.
- Steele experienced elbow discomfort during a game against the Texas Rangers on April 7, 2025, in Chicago.
- An MRI revealed damage to his flexor tendon and UCL, necessitating surgical repair.
- Manager Craig Counsell stated Steele needs surgery; reports suggest a potential return weeks into 2026.
- Colin Rea will take Steele's place in the rotation, as the Cubs seek rotation depth before the trade deadline.
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Ex-Mets GM shares his concern for the Cubs’ pitching depth as Justin Steele has been ruled out for remainder of 2025
The Chicago Cubs have been performing as one of the top teams in Major League Baseball, however, they were dealt a significant blow as their ace Justin Steele suffered a season-ending injury.
Jon Heyman shares which pitchers Cubs could pursue on trade market after Justin Steele's season-ending elbow injury
The Cubs rotation suffered a big blow when the team announced Sunday that left-hander Justin Steele will undergo season-ending surgery on his left elbow after experiencing tendinitis in it recently.
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