Twins Lose Joe Ryan to Elbow Injury in Win over Blue Jays
- On Sunday, Minnesota Twins right-hander Joe Ryan left his start against the Toronto Blue Jays with right elbow soreness after facing only two batters in Minneapolis.
- Ryan has been remarkably durable, making seven starts this season, 30 starts last season, and at least 23 starts in each of the previous three campaigns.
- During the first inning, Ryan struck out Yohendrick before walking Kazuma Okamoto and immediately signaling to catcher Victor Caratini and the dugout, departing after conferring with manager Derek Shelton.
- Rookie Andrew Morris replaced the veteran, pitching for the sixth time this season, as Ryan serves as the rotation ace while Pablo remains sidelined following Tommy John surgery.
- The loss of the 2025 All-Star creates uncertainty for the Minnesota rotation, with Ryan entering the contest with a 2-3 record and a 3.76 ERA.
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Joe Ryan Exits Game After 2 Batters Due to Possible Elbow Injury
Just when you think the Minnesota Twins have hit rock bottom with 13 losses in 16 games, they lost No. 1 pitcher Joe Ryan to a potential elbow injury just two batters into Sunday's home game against the Toronto Blue Jays.
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