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Chicago Cubs pitcher Ben Brown underwent neck surgery on Monday, according to general manager Carter Hawkins. The 27-year-old right-hander is expected to resume throwing early next year and be ready to pitch in major league games by midseason. Brown, who had a stress fracture in his neck, was initially misdiagnosed with a bone growth in 2024. The Cubs are optimistic about Brown's prognosis and hope he can become an elite pitcher after recovering from the surgery.
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