Josh Tomlin (SP)

Cleveland starter Josh Tomlin (right wrist) was able to play catch once again on Sunday, this time from 120 feet, up from 90 feet on Saturday, reports MLB.com. Tomlin could begin throwing bullpen sessions by early next week.

Indians pitcher Josh Tomlin (right wrist) was able to play catch on Saturday from up to 90 feet, reports MLB.com. Tomlin will next have to throw fro 105 feet and could begin throwing bullpen sessions by early next week.

Cleveland Indians SP Josh Tomlin (wrist) will play catch from a distance of 90 feet ...

Indians pitcher Josh Tomlin, on the 15-day disabled list with a sore right wrist, played long toss up to 75 feet on Friday, reports the Palin Dealer. Tomlin reported no pain after the session and is hoping to progress to a bullpen session by early next week. "We'll monitor his throwing over the next 2-3 days,'' Indians head trainer Lonnie Soloff said. "Our hope is that his symptoms remain at bay as...

Cleveland Indians SP Josh Tomlin (wrist) started a throwing program Friday, May 18. He's eligible ...

Indians starting pitcher Josh Tomlin was diagnosed with intersection syndrome on his right wrist following a second MRI on Thursday, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Tomlin is no longer wearing a split on his wrist and is scheduled to begin playing catch on Friday. "The wrist feels so much better," Tomlin said. "The inflammation's gone way down, and I'm looking forward to throwing [Friday]." ...

Josh Tomlin isn't quite sure when he'll be back on the mound for the Cleveland Indians.

The Plain Dealer reports Indians starting pitcher Josh Tomlin (wrist) will get a second MRI on Thursday. The first MRI had two conflicting diagnosis -- a muscular issue and tendinitis. Tomlin said, however, surgery has not been discussed.

Cleveland Indians SP Josh Tomlin (wrist) will undergo a second MRI exam on his injured ...

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on Sunday that injured pitcher Josh Tomlin will keep his injured right wrist in a splint for at least seven days. An MRI of the wrist showed soft tissue inflammation. "Every pitcher has their areas of normal post-performance soreness," said trainer Lonnie Soloff. "Josh had soreness in the back of his wrist. That's not a normal area of soreness for him." ...

RotoInfo.com | May 12th, 1:52pm

05/12 - Placed on 15-Day DL (Right wrist soreness)

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