Pirates' Jones, Reds' Lodolo Rehab Updates

0:00On April 26, Pirates pitcher Jared Jones is set to kick off his minor league rehab Wednesday with their low A-Team in Braydenton, just over 11, months after internal brace surgery on his elbow. He cleared all physicals, touched 100 miles per hour in a recent extended game, and Pirates GM Ben Charrington says he's ready to rebuild his. Pitching routine. Earlier this week, Red's lefty Nick Ladolo fired five scoreless innings with seven strikeouts on 51 pitches and his latest rehab start at High A. Dayton, shaking off blister issues from spring. Meanwhile, Cincinnati activated catcher Jose Trevino from the 10-day injured list after a thoracic spine strain, optioning PJ Higgins in the move. Then designated first baseman, Christian and Karnesian, Strand, for assignment to clear a 40-man roster spot for Higgins. In Karnesian, Strand, one scene is Joey Vato's successor, struggled hard with a low batting average and injuries over two seasons, slashing just point.

1:01One 9 the early last year before a wrist break, and point 230 later with back issues. The Red's sit at 18 wins and 10 losses, despite missing key starters like Ladolo and Hunter Green. Over in St. Louis, Cardinals catcher Pedro Pages is day-to-day with left hamstring tightness after Saturday's game, but scans showed no major. Damage. Just swelling, he plans to flush out for a possible return Monday in Pittsburgh. Plus, Major League Free Agents hit the market Thursday alongside a wave of minor league free agents from teams like the Reds, Cubs, and Angels. Including names like Ian Anderson and Tei Antone. All eyes stay on these rehab pass and roster tweaks as contenders build depth. Jones could slot into Pittsburgh's strong rotation by late May or early. June, if things click smooth. This has been MLB News Today, powered by AI.