Bryan Woo is scheduled to undergo an MRI on his pitching elbow after being scratched ahead of his scheduled start for the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night against the Chicago White Sox.
Jhonathan Diaz, recalled from Triple-A to take Woo\'s place, allowed three runs and nine hits in 5 1/3 innings and got the no-decision after Seattle rallied to win 4-3.
Woo, 24, is 3-0 with a 1.07 ERA, the lowest in team history through the first six starts of a season. However, he has been on a strict pitch count after beginning the season on the injured list with right elbow inflammation.
Woo, who had Tommy John surgery in the spring of 2021, did not throw a bullpen session following his most recent start, and manager Scott Servais said the Mariners wanted to skip a start to \"give him a blow.\"
\"Where does this go with Bryan? We\'ll just have to wait and see,\" Servais said. \"Get some tests done, let the doctors look at it. Hoping to stay away from an IL stint, but we\'ll know more here in a day or so. I have no timeline or anything like that.\"
Via ESPN