Shane Bieber, the Guardians’ Cy Young winner in 2020, underwent Tommy John surgery on his right elbow on April 12, 2024. His rehab went smoothly until he developed soreness after his first rehab start on May 31. The soreness continued in Tuesday’s bullpen session at Canal Park in Akron and Bieber told Cleveland’s medical staff..

That was moved back a day to Friday, June 6. Now, it has been delayed entirely, as Bieber reported soreness following a bullpen session. Bieber met with team doctors and Dr. Keith Meister,

Amid his comeback from Tommy John surgery, Shane Bieber promised himself that he would be honest with himself and the Guardians with how he was feeling. The right-hander of course wants to get back on a big league mound,

The postponement came after Bieber reported soreness following a bullpen session with the Akron RubberDucks. While any disruption to a pitcher’s recovery timeline naturally causes concern, the Guardians organization appears to be taking a measured approach.

Guardians ace Shane Bieber will not throw for seven days and will have his right elbow rechecked next week after experiencing soreness during a bullpen session on Tuesday. Bieber met with team doctors and consulted with specialist Dr.

Shane Bieber has been shut down from throwing for one week after he experienced soreness in his surgically repaired right elbow, following his initial Minor League rehab start last weekend and subsequent bullpen session on Tuesday.