Tiedemann leaves double-A start with left biceps discomfort after throwing 3.2 innings

Toronto Blue Jays prime prospect Ricky Tiedemann left Thursday’s sport in opposition to the Harrisburg Senators with left biceps discomfort after calling trainers out to the mound within the fourth inning.

The 20-year-old southpaw was making his fourth begin of the season and made it by way of 3.2 innings earlier than leaving the sport after his sixtieth pitch.

Similarly to his final begin, Tiedemann cruised by way of the primary two innings, retiring six of the primary seven batters he confronted, hanging out two earlier than operating into hassle within the third.

The Senators strung collectively three hits within the body, pushing two runs throughout the plate — one among which was balked in by Tiedemann.

He settled again in to start out the fourth inning, getting the primary two hitters out, however left the sport with the obvious damage after throwing a slider to open the subsequent at-bat.

He completed his outing with two earned runs allowed, three strikeouts, one stroll and generated 5 whiffs.

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