Cleveland Indians supervisor Terry Francona exposed Wednesday he went through numerous surgical treatments over the last few months, which cost him most of the reduced 2020 season.
” It was kind of a rough time,” the 61-year-old stated.” I d enjoy for my quality of life to be a little bit much better,” he stated. Hes going to work with me on getting more powerful and attempting to put myself in a position where I can offer myself the finest opportunity to hold up for a long season.”
” It was sort of a bumpy ride,” the 61-year-old stated. “For a couple weeks, there I was not just far from the video game, I was far from everything. It was getting a little hairy there.”
CLICK ON THIS LINK FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM
Francona just handled 14 video games for the Indians before Sandy Alomar Jr. took over. The Indians made the playoffs however were removed in the American League Wild Card round by the New York Yankees.
BELLINGER ROBS PADRES AS DODGERS HOLD ON FOR 2-0 NLDS LEAD
The information behind Franconas absence werent totally described until he talked to press reporters today. He stated he was in extensive care at the Cleveland Clinic while the Indians were making a run.
The Associated Press added to this report.
Francona said he intends to return to the dugout next season.
AROZARENA POWERS RAYS PAST YANKS 8-4 FOR 2-1 LEAD IN ALDS
Francona stated he had currently been under anesthesia “9 or 10 times” before the groups training camp was re-opened. He stated he ended up being ill again in August and included that he requires more surgery on his hip however wont have that occur up until hes healthier.
” I d like for my quality of life to be a little bit better,” he stated. “But I likewise do not seem like going through the blood embolisms once again. Limpings much better than being horizontal. The next seven weeks Ive actually worked with a guy that Ive actually gone to for treatment before here on my last hip. Hes going to deal with me on getting more powerful and attempting to put myself in a position where I can offer myself the very best chance to hold up for a long season.”
