Ricky Tiedemann, once a top Blue Jays prospect, is back on a rehab assignment after years of setbacks — shoulder, biceps, hamstring, calf, and elbow injuries culminating in Tommy John surgery — but his fight isn’t just about pitching; it’s about proving his body can stay consistent long enough to play. At 23, with a 98 mph fastball and a 706-day layoff, he’s grinding through rehab again, facing more injections and setbacks, yet still on the 40-man roster, as the Jays hope his resilience can finally translate to regular game action.
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