José Urquidy is set to meet with Houston Astros team doctors to address the setback from his last rehab start.
Astros general manager Dana Brown told the team’sthat Urquidy will meet with team doctors on Tuesday as they assess what they’re calling right forearm discomfort, which caused him to leave his last rehab start on Friday.
Later, he attempted to throw the ball back to the catcher after meeting with team trainers and lightly tossed the ball. He left the game directly afterward. Brown didn’t expand or speculate on what the Astros expect to hear from team doctors. But, entering that rehab game they were hopeful it would be the last one the Mexico native would require before being activated and returning to the rotation.
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