Jameson Taillon’s comeback was derailed Friday night when he exited after two innings, citing elbow discomfort — just three weeks after returning from a forearm issue. Manager John Schneider confirmed an MRI is next, raising fears of another stint on the injured list. But there’s hope: Taillon hinted the pain felt nerve-related, not ligament damage — a crucial distinction for a pitcher with two Tommy John surgeries under his belt. He’d already surrendered a solo homer in his shaky outing. Despite a solid 3.60 ERA in three starts since joining the Jays, the team isn’t rushing him — especially with playoff hopes dashed — prioritizing his long-term health for 2027.
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