Robbie Ray Stats

Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Robbie Ray (elbow) could make his return to the team sometime next week, according to Kaitlyn McGrath of The Athletic. Ray bruised his elbow from a fall at his home during Spring Training, but before the injury he had looked good with a 1.98 ERA and 18 strikeouts in 13 2/3 innings of work. McGrath adds that the team does not have a set day for his return yet, but he was feeling good after throwing a bullpen session on Wednesday, so he could be back sooner than later.

2 days ago

Toronto Blue Jays starter Robbie Ray (bruised elbow) is on track to return in the near future. The veteran left-hander is throwing with "100% aggression," according to general manager Ross Atkins. Ray was having an outstanding spring when he fell at his home and bruised his elbow. He'll be allowed to return when he's built up the ability to throw 80 pitches in an outing. He posted a 1.98 ERA in four spring starts and produced a K-BB of 18-5 in 13.2 innings. Ross Stripling is expected to fill in for Ray in the starting rotation until the former Diamondbacks hurler returns.

8 days ago

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Robbie Ray (bruised elbow) was officially placed on the injured list. He fell at his home earlier this spring and hasn't appeared in a game since March 19. Ray was having an excellent spring for the Jays with just six hits allowed in 13.2 innings. He also had a K-BB of 18-5. The lefty has shown improved control since joining the club from the Arizona Diamondbacks last season and he was expected to be the Jays' second starter behind Hyun-Jin Ryu. He's two years removed from striking out 235 hitters. Ray's spot will now be filled by T.J. Zeuch. The Blue Jays are also expected to announce the addition of two more arms to the 26-man roster later today.

10 days ago