Corey Kluber

Corey Kluber (forearm) was moved to the 60-day injured list on Monday.

Fantasy Impact

This move makes room for Mike Clevinger (back), who was activated from the 60-day injured list and will start Monday against the Rangers. Kluber has been sidelined for six weeks, and has yet to resume throwing.

The Indians have placed Corey Kluber (arm) on the 10-day injured list.

Fantasy Impact

Kluber took a 102 mph comebacker off his pitching arm on Wednesday and will be out a while it sounds like. He’ll be re-examined in 3-4 weeks, which means fantasy owners should count on being without him even longer than that. The Indians did not provide any other updates on his timetable. It’s a tough blow for fantasy players who used a second-round selection on the ace.

Indians starter Corey Kluber left Tuesday's start against the Miami Marlins after being hit in the right arm by a comebacker off the bat of Brian Anderson. He left the game immediately, and The Athletic's Zack Meisel reports that Kluber has a non-displaced fracture of his right ulna bone.

Fantasy Impact

The ulna bone is a long bone found in the forearm, and Kluber's injury is unfortunately to his pitching arm. More information, including a potential timeline for his recovery, should become clearer on Wednesday or Thursday after the pitcher undergoes further tests and is evaluated by team doctors. At the very least, fantasy owners should expect to be without the ace for at least a few weeks.

Corey Kluber left Wednesday's start versus Miami after getting hit by a comebacker off the bat of Brian Anderson.

Fantasy Impact

Anderson's 102 mph liner hit Kluber right on the elbow. He immediately left the game. Kluber didn't even try picking up the ball afterwards, though that might not mean much. The Indians should update his status shortly.

Cleveland Indians right-hander Corey Kluber took a no-decision in a 6-3 win over the Astros on Friday. Kluber went five innings, allowing three runs and striking out six.

Fantasy Impact

The veteran ace wasn't particularly sharp as he needed 98 pitches to get through five innings, with only 58 going for strikes. Overall, Kluber has a 2-2 record, 5.81 ERA, and 35 strikeouts in 31 innings of work. For a pitcher known for his excellent control, his career-high 4.35 walks per nine innings is a point of concern.