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PHOENIX — Arizona Diamondbacks shortstop Stephen Drew has undergone surgery to repair his fractured right ankle and related ligament damage.

Dr. Peter Mitchell said in a statement released by the team that he performed "internal plating to the fibula bone" on Thursday as well repairing the ligaments.

Drew was injured sliding into home plate against the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday night when his cleats caught in the ground and his ankle twisted awkwardly beneath him.

Mitchell said the operation went as expected and he is optimistic Drew will make a full recovery.

Drew was hitting .252 with five homers and 45 RBIs.

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    the cooker wrote...
    Sorry he got hurt, BUT
    Yes the man is a great defensive shortstop but he sucks as a hitter. Look at his numbers he always hits from Aug.15 to the end of the season when the D'Backs are out of the running. Sorry .252 is nothing to brag about when you have talent. It is about the preperation. Runners in scoring position and he strikes out or hits into a double play.
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