Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Adbert Alzolay tossed 4 2/3 innings in his return from the injured list on Monday versus the Cleveland Indians. Alzolay returned after spending the minimum amount of the time on the 10-day injured list with a blister on his middle right finger. Alzolay had really good stuff in his return, but fell victim to a solo home run to Bobby Bradley and a two-run home run by Josh Naylor. Alzolay would finish with a line of three hits, three runs, one walk and five ...

Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Adbert Alzolay (finger) will be activated from the 10-day injured list for Monday's start versus the Cleveland Indians. Alzolay missed a pair of starts with a blister on his middle finger, but he will be ready to go on Monday. Alzolay has been having a good season and has a 4.06 ERA on the year with 62 strikeouts in 57 2/3 innings. Alzolay should be rostered in all formats. The matchup against Cleveland is a good one for his return, but fantasy managers should be a ...

Chicago Cubs pitcher Adbert Alzolay (finger) could come off the 10-day injured list during their upcoming homestand. The 26-year-old was placed on the 10-day injured list on June 8 with a blister on his right middle finger. He threw a "high intensity" bullpen session on Thursday and feels ready to go. "The intensity in the bullpen was really high so I'm happy with it," Alzolay said before the Cubs' game at the New York Mets on Thursday. "I threw all my pitches and the blister has been taken ...

Chicago Cubs right-hander Adbert Alzolay (finger) threw a successful bullpen session on Monday, according to pitching coach Tommy Hottovy. He'll need at least one more bullpen before he's activated from the injured list due to a blister issue. Beat writer Meghan Montemurro noted that the team wants to see how his finger recovers in "game mode" conditions. Alzolay was placed on the IL back on June 7 with a blister on his right middle finger. He's eligible to come off of the injured list this ...

Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Adbert Alzolay (blister) has been placed on the 10-day injured list with a blister on his middle finger. Alzolay has been having an impressive season, but got beat up against the Padres on Monday and was eventually pulled with the blister injury in the bottom of the fourth inning. Alzolay has been a bright spot for the Cubs rotation and is 4-5 with a 4.06 ERA in 11 starts. Starting pitcher Kohl Stewart been recalled to replace Alzolay and he will be lined up to ...

Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Adbert Alzolay (blister) left Monday's contest earlier with a blister on his middle finger. Alzolay struggled with his command and velocity Monday evening. The young right-hander allowed five hits, four runs, five walks and four strikeouts in three innings, but the blister is likely a big reason for his struggles this evening. It's good news that it doesn't appear to be long lasting injury. If his blister heals in time, Alzolay would be scheduled to start against ...

Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Adbert Alzolay left Monday's contest early with a possible undisclosed injury. Alzolay was struggling all evening with his command and after he opened the bottom of the fourth inning with a walk to Tommy Pham, he was visited by team trainers and immediately yanked from the game by manager David Ross. Alzolay finishes with a line of five hits, four runs, five walks and four strikeouts in three innings. Alzolay's velocity was also down in the contest and the five ...

Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Adbert Alzolay picked up his fourth victory of the season on Wednesday versus the San Diego Padres. The youngster went five innings and allowed three hits, one run, one walk and recorded seven strikeouts on the afternoon. Alzolay continues to show why he was the Cubs top pitching prospect and he continues to shine. The right-hander is now 4-4 and owns a 3.62 ERA. Alzolay should be rostered in all formats and he will look to continue his impressive campaign in a ...

It was a week of young guns in the fantasy baseball world as we saw excellent outings from tons of young, exciting pitchers around the league. Alek Manoah has received his fair share of coverage, and deservedly so, but we're going to take things in another direction in this piece and look at some under-the-radar youngsters who've strung together some good stretches in their own right.Adbert Alzolay continues to pitch well on the north side of Chicago up to and including blanking the Reds on ...

Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Adbert Alzolay suffered a tough loss on Saturday versus the St. Louis Cardinals. Alzolay threw seven strong innings, but the Cubs offense couldn't do enough to help him out. Alzolay allowed five hits, two runs, zero walks and struck out six on the evening. Saturday was his longest outing of the season and manager David Ross continues to show more confidence in the young hurler. Alzolay has looked very sharp this season and should be rostered in all formats. Next ...