Jake Bloss, one of the best expectations for Toronto Blue Jays, will have surgery to repair Ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) in the right elbow.
The 23-year-old right hand, who was a candidate for Toronto by the MLB pipeline, started the season in Triple-A Buffalo in Triple-A Buffalo, but 6-meter 3, 223-pound jug opposed Iowa Cubs on May 3 while holding his right arm. Imaging revealed the scope of injury.
Towards the end of April, Bloss released a row -free trips, until the injury, at the previous three initially 11 1/3 inning over 13 innings earned early after fighting the running of a promising return.
Toronto ruler John Schneider said on Tuesday, he wasn’t sure if Bloss would need a full Tommy John surgery.
Bloss, the third round of draft selection of 2023, played three matches in 2024 last year.
-FELD level media
