Blue Jays puts Chris Bassitt on 15-day injury list

Blue Jays are putting veteran right-handed Chris Bassitt According to the team’s announcement, a list of 15-day injuries caused by lumbar and back inflammation. The move dates back to September 19. left handed Mason Fluharty Recalled to replace Bassett. The right-hander will be eligible to activate from the Oct. 3 shelf, meaning the minimum mission will allow him to throw the first game of the ALDS. Toronto is about to have a place in the playoffs and is an overwhelming favorite to get goodbye through the wildcard series, although he will be unavailable in the series, which is one of the first two seeds of Blue Jays this year.
Bassitt, 36, made a steady season turn in 2025, which is usually consistent with his years of work as a steady centre-back for the spin starter. Although the right-hander made his debut in 2014 and occasionally appeared in White Sox and A for the first few years of his career, he was a regular starter in track and field until his 30-year-old season in 2019. Bassitt has had a FIP of 3.60 ERA (116 ERA+) in 1087 1/3 innings. At that time, he competed in the All-Star Game and won the top ten of the Cy Young Awards on three different occasions.
As he entered his thirties, Bassett’s performance decreased. After the ERA with ERA+ 130 began in 2018-2021, this number has dropped to an impressive 110 since the age of 33 in 2022. In each of the past four seasons, Basset has played at least 30 games and threw at least 170 innings. In the past four years, his 723rd office work only Logan Webber,,,,, Framber ValdezWith teammates Kevin Gausman In all baseballs.
In recent years, Bassitt has undoubtedly made it somewhat unusual for him to head to the shelves due to the impeccable record of durability. Fortunately, it can negatively affect Jays as long as he manages to stay on the shelf on the lowest shelf, which is especially negative for Jays. As mentioned earlier, the Blue Jays are almost guaranteed to be not only a playoff location, but also goodbye through the wildcard rounds of the playoffs at this point in the calendar.
Even if it’s unlikely to be forced to participate in the wildcard series, Gossman will definitely be with Shane Bieber As a favorite in Game 2. While Bassett’s phone number may appear in the hypothetical Game 3, Jays can still turn to any one Jose Berrios,,,,, Trey YesAvage,,,,, Max Shezerand Eric Lauer For games needed, especially given that they can rest assured that Bassett will take the ball in Game 1 of ALDS, forbidding any setbacks and forcing him to stay on the shelf outside the minimum limit.
Berrios was moved to the bullpen earlier this week, and recently Lauer has also tried to ease his efforts. Scherzer worked well for most of Jays’ starts, but he was second only to his last outs twice, which caused some concern. Yesavage has unproven, with only one major league appearance, but Hab Have Predigree seems to have dominated the Major League Baseball debut earlier this week. None of these choices seems to be as reliable as Bassett, and if his stay on the shelves exceeds the minimum stay, it would be a real blow to Jayce’s depth before the playoffs. Manager John Schneider told reporters today (including Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi) that they are awaiting further testing to determine the exact action with Bassit, but it will “hope” become “soon” Turn right.
Meanwhile, Fluharty will replace Bassitt on the active lineup. The rookie lefty made 51 appearances with the Blue Jays this year and pitched 4.94 FIP in 47 1/3 innings. Given his numbers are shaky, it’s unlikely that Fluharty will get many high-utilization opportunities, but once Blue Jays officially captures his presence on the roster, his presence can provide Toronto with another fresh arm so that they can be less tilted on top rescue teams before the playoffs.