The Pirates have not given Taillon, who threw six innings in his first outing since June 29 on Tuesday, a specific innings count for the remainder of the season, CBS Radio in Pittsburgh reports.

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Speaking on the Pirates postgame show, Taillon, said the goal is for him to complete the entire season -- rather than pitching to an innings limit before shutting things down. He's thrown 95.2 innings between Triple-A and Pittsburgh in 2016 after missing both 2014 and 2015. As a result, the promising righty will likely continue getting extended breaks in between starts.