Aaron Civale

Aaron Civale will make his first start in nearly a month as the Cleveland Guardians continue a three-game road series against the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday. Civale (2-5, 6.17 ERA) threw 20 pitches against the Chicago White Sox on July 13 before he was removed and diagnosed with a ligament sprain and inflammation in his right wrist.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Aaron Civale is scheduled to return to the starting rotation today for the Cleveland Guardians versus the Detroit Tigers. Civale has been out of action since July 13 because of a wrist injury that occurred while pitching one inning against the Chicago White Sox.

Recap: The Clippers scored five runs in the third inning, and the Cleveland Guardians' Aaron Civale was effective in a rehab start. Civale, who was out with a sprained wrist, allowed two runs on three hits in four innings. He struck out three and walked two. Will Brennan was 3 for 4, Trenton Brooks hit a three-run homer and Franmil Reyes had an RBI double. The win was the fifth straight for Columbus.

Civale (wrist) will return from the injured list to start Wednesday against the Tigers, Chris Assenheimer of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports. Civale has been out with a sprained right wrist since mid-July, be he's considered ready to go after making just a single rehab appearance. That outing, which came Friday for Triple-A Rochester, saw him allow two runs (one earned) on three hits across four innings of work, striking out three while walking two. He may be on a pitch count in his return to action Wednesday.

Cleveland Guardians right-hander Aaron Civale is expected to begin a rehab assignment on Friday at Triple-A Columbus. Civale, is 2-5 this season, went on the IL back in mid-July with a sprained ligament and inflammation in his right wrist.

Civale (wrist) will begin a rehab assignment at Triple-A Columbus on Friday, Mandy Bell of MLB.com reports. Civale has been on the injured list since July 14 due to a right wrist sprain, but he'll return to game action in the minors Thursday. The Guardians hope the right-hander will be able to throw approximately four innings during Friday's outing, and he'll presumably be evaluated afterward to determine his next steps.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Aaron Civale’s next step in recovering from right wrist inflammation could include getting on the mound Sunday to throw for the first time since being sidelined July 14 with the injury. Guardians manager Terry Francona said Civale continues to work with trainers on his recovery.

The Guardians will be without one of their starting pitchers until some point in August, and the upcoming schedule makes replacing him a bit more complicated than normal. The Guardians, a team now on pace to play 11 doubleheaders this season due to the lockout, a COVID issue and a series of rainouts,...

The Guardians gave updates on both Aaron Civale and Oscar Gonzalez before tonight's game.

Last week and ahead of the MLB All-Star break, the Cleveland Guardians placed right-handed starting pitcher Aaron Civale on the 15-day injured list with what was said at the time to be a sprained right wrist that he suffered while facing the Chicago White Sox on July 13. The Guardians...

The Cleveland Guardians expect right-hander Aaron Civale to rejoin them in August after doctors confirmed he has a sprained ligament and inflammation in his pitching wrist.

Guardians pitcher Aaron Civale was diagnosed with a ligament sprain and inflammation in his right wrist over this past MLB All-Star break. The right-hander is expected to resume throwing next week and rejoin the Cleveland roster in August.