Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees undergoes surgery for bone spurs on his right heel at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore

On November 11, 1948 – Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees undergoes surgery for bone spurs on his right heel at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. DiMaggio will miss 65 games in 1949 because of continuing problems with his heel. He will return to the Bronx Bombers’ lineup until June 28, hitting a single and a two-run homer in his first two at-bats in the team’s 5-4 victory over Boston at Fenway Park.

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