SARASOTA, Florida—Trey Mancini underwent surgery to remove a malignant tumor from his colon on Thursday. The Orioles said the surgery was successful.
The tumor was discovered last week during a colonoscopy. Lab results and a timetable for Mancini’s recovery won’t be known until next week.
Manager Brandon Hyde announced that Mancini, 27, had left the team after Saturday’s game but declined to provide further details.
Mancini and his family have asked for privacy as he recovers.
“The outpouring of love and support I have received has made an extremely tough week so much better,” said Mancini in a statement.
“I have the best family, friends, fans, and teammates imaginable. I am also eternally thankful for the Orioles’ front office, our athletic trainers, and the entire medical staff for everything they have done to help me during this time. Finally, I would like to thank everyone for their prayers and kind words, which have furthered my excitement to get back to playing the game I love.”
Orioles general manager Mike Elias added:
“We are doing everything in our power to ensure Trey recovers fully, and we can’t wait to see him back on the field as soon as possible.”
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In my prayers!!
Glad they caught it soon.
My Prayers are with him.
God bless.
Get Well Trey O's fans are with you
God Bless, we missed ya, go O’s...
Speedy recovery Trey. Our family is sending thoughts and prayers. God bless.
Glad that Trey is surrounded by family during this time. Prayers and thoughts for all of them on this journey.
I had colon cancer surgery back in July, two polops removed. Then on Feb. 26 I had a ostomey reversal to remove the bag I was wearing. I'm praying you didn't have to go through all that. Hang in there, at my worst I was down about three months, your young, you'll bounce back quicker.
In my prayers Trey. Take your time,recover well. Baltimore and it's fans will always be there for you.
Things you’ll do for attention, Well, you got ours, for as long as it takes. Looking forward, to seeing you back on the field and being your amazing self. Saying Extra Prayers, for your Recovery.