Miles Mikolas Stats

St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Miles Mikolas (elbow) is not expected to be able to rejoin the team until August at the earliest. Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak said that August was the "best case" scenario for Mikolas, meaning that he'd have to experience no further setbacks. Mikolas made just one appearance this season, coming off the injured list for a start and going right back on it afterwards. He is undergoing stem cell therapy in an attempt to repair a small calcification in his flexor tendon without undergoing surgery. Mikolas does not need to be taking up an IL spot on your fantasy roster at this point.

7 days ago

St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Miles Mikolas (elbow) was officially transferred to the 60-day injured list on Saturday. Mikolas is dealing with a calcification in his flexor tendon and will be re-evaluated in about a month. The earliest he's expected back is sometime in August, and that's far from a sure thing. With IL spots at a premium this season, Mikolas can essentially be dropped in all formats at this point. He's only thrown four innings this season since he started the year on the injured list as well. Reports say he is ultimately expected to pitch again this season, but he doesn't have the upside to be worth stashing in most formats.

13 days ago

St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Miles Mikolas will receive a second opinion and be re-evaluated in 4-6 weeks regarding an injured forearm. Dr. James Andrew confirmed Mikolas is dealing with calcification in his flexor tendon. The Cardinals starting pitcher has thrown in just four innings this season, giving up three hits, one earned run, and struck out three. With no accurate timeline in place, there seems to be not much point in fantasy managers holding onto Mikolas.

14 days ago