Taillon Exits Start Early With Right Forearm Discomfort
The Blue Jays officially announced Taillon was pulled mid-game due to right forearm discomfort, a red-flag injury location for pitchers.
Toronto Blue Jays RHP Jameson Taillon was removed from his start due to right forearm discomfort, per an official club announcement. Forearm issues in pitchers are considered high-risk and frequently precede IL stints. His next start is in immediate doubt, and further evaluation is expected. The Blue Jays rotation depth will be tested if he misses time.
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