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Ryne Nelson Activated After Elbow Injury Layoff
17 Sep
Summary
- Ryne Nelson returned to the Diamondbacks on September 16 after a three-month elbow injury.
- Nelson will transition from starting pitcher to relief pitcher for the remainder of the season.
- Derek Law was designated for assignment but may remain with the team for postseason considerations.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have welcomed back right-handed pitcher Ryne Nelson, activating him from the 60-day injured list on September 16. Nelson's return comes after a three-month recovery period for a strained right elbow.
Nelson, who last pitched on June 15, will now shift his role from a starting pitcher to a relief pitcher for the remainder of the season. He expressed his eagerness to rejoin the team and contribute to their efforts.
In a corresponding move, the team designated right-handed pitcher Derek Law for assignment. However, the club has encouraged Law to remain associated with the team to be ready for potential postseason roster needs.
The Diamondbacks are preparing for upcoming games, with Merrill Kelly scheduled to pitch against the Miami Marlins. Future matchups include games against the New York Yankees with pitchers Eduardo Rodriguez, Brandon Pfaadt, and Corbin Burnes on the mound.
