Starting pitcher Gavin Floyd of the Chicago White Sox delivers against the Toronto Blue Jays at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Brian Kersey/Getty Images)
6 Total Updates since July 23, 2012
8 months ago Article 0 comments
The White Sox righthander will need to step up in a critical series for the team.
9 months ago Article 0 comments
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The White Sox have lost a starting pitcher to elbow troubles.
9 months ago Article 0 comments
Gavin Floyd will have an MRI on his right elbow and will not travel with the team to Baltimore Monday
9 months ago Article 0 comments
White Sox pitcher Gavin Floyd left his start on Sunday versus Seattle after just two innings with elbow discomfort.
10 months ago Update 0 comments
White Sox righthander Gavin Floyd had some elbow discomfort, so a week ago he was placed on the disabled list retroactive to his last start. That meant he’d only miss one or two starts, with the All-Star break intervening.
The White Sox activated Floyd Monday, according to a press release from the team:
Prior to tonight’s game vs. Minnesota, the Chicago White Sox reinstated right-handed pitcher Gavin Floyd from the 15-day disabled list. Floyd is scheduled to start tonight’s series opener vs. the Twins.
Floyd, 29, has been on the disabled list since July 17 (retroactive to July 8) with right elbow tendinitis.
The White Sox had previously optioned Dylan Axelrod to Triple-A Charlotte to make room for Floyd on the 25-man roster. The Sox could use a healthy Floyd; they’ve lost five straight and fallen out of first place in the AL Central.
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10 months ago Article 0 comments
White Sox starter Gavin Floyd doesn't appear to be seriously hurt, but he's getting a bit of a rest regardless due to elbow tendinitis.