Cody Bellinger played through the pain.

But the Los Angeles Dodgers star didn’t come away unscathed after dislocating his right shoulder while celebrating a postseason home run.

Bellinger required surgery to repair the damage caused by the dislocation, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reports. He had the procedure on Tuesday and is expected to be sidelined for 10 weeks. If all goes well, he’ll be ready to return for spring training.

Bellinger’s celebration mishap

Bellinger suffered the injury while celebrating the decisive home run in the seventh inning of the Dodgers’ Game 7 win over the Atlanta Braves in the NLCS. You can see in the injury occur here when he bumps elbows with Kiké Hernández (:31).

Bellinger continued to play and confirmed after the game that he dislocated his shoulder and needed to have it popped back in.

Did injury impact Bellinger’s play?

Bellinger played in all six game of the Dodgers’ World Series win over the Tampa Bay Rays, hitting 3-of-22 (.136) with a Game 1 home run.

His production was clearly below his MVP form. But it wasn’t clear if the injury played a role or if his subpar hitting just a product of small sample size and quality Rays pitching.

Now we know that the dislocation was serious enough to require surgery.

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