What's Happening?
Alek Manoah of the Toronto Blue Jays has been reinstated from the 60-day injured list but will continue to pitch in Triple-A Buffalo. Despite recovering from an elbow injury, Manoah has not been added to the major league rotation, as the Blue Jays currently have five healthy starters. Manoah's performance in Triple-A has been promising, with a 3.09 ERA over five games. The decision to keep him in Triple-A allows him to further develop and prepare for potential future opportunities in the major leagues.
Why It's Important?
Manoah's situation highlights the challenges teams face in managing player health and roster depth. While his recovery is positive, the Blue Jays must balance their current rotation needs with Manoah's long-term development. Keeping him in Triple-A ensures he gains more experience and is fully prepared for major league play, which is crucial for his career progression and the team's future pitching strategy.
What's Next?
Manoah will continue to pitch in Triple-A, with the possibility of rejoining the major league team in 2026. The Blue Jays will monitor his progress and performance, considering roster changes and player contracts that may open opportunities for Manoah in the future.
