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Nats' Cordero to have surgery on torn labrum, out for season

MIAMI -- Washington Nationals closer Chad Cordero is out for the season with a torn labrum in his right shoulder.

Cordero will have surgery on the shoulder, which has been bothering him all season. The date for the procedure has not been set.

Cordero has pitched in only six games, allowing one run in 4 1/3 innings. Jon Rauch has been serving as the closer in Cordero's absence.

Cordero, who has been on the disabled list since April 30, was diagnosed early in the season with tendinitis in his throwing shoulder. The few times he did pitch, he lacked his usual velocity. Later, doctors discovered a torn lat muscle just below his pitching shoulder. Attempts at rehabilitation failed to improve the shoulder, and another examination on Monday revealed the torn labrum.

Cordero led the majors with 47 saves in 2005, then had 29 in 2006 and 37 last year.

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