Terry Francona, who led the Cleveland Guardians for years, faced a myriad of health challenges during his tenure.
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In 2017, he battled an irregular heartbeat, corrected with cardiac ablation. The 2020 season saw him sidelined by
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gastrointestinal issues and blood clots, limiting his involvement to just 14 games.
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The following year, a hip replacement and toe staph infection caused him to miss 63 games.
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Even this season, Francona missed three games due to lightheadedness.
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However, after stepping down as the Guardians' manager, he swiftly addressed his health concerns. Recent reports reveal
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that the 64-year-old underwent surgeries to replace his right shoulder and repair a double hernia.
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While he's currently sore, he's resting comfortably and will soon return home to Arizona after a few weeks of recovery in Cleveland.
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Francona has a history of health issues, dating back to 2002, including pulmonary embolisms and chest pain.
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Although he's no longer managing the Guardians, he'll maintain ties with the organization.
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Cleveland fans and players have expressed deep gratitude for their most successful manager, but the toll of
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achieving such records has taken a physical toll. Now, they wish him a swift recovery and well-deserved rest.
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