Ricky Tiedemann’s return to the mound was a positive one as the Toronto Blue Jays prospect struck out two over a scoreless inning on 18 pitches.
The team’s No. 10 prospect, according to MLB Pipeline, averaged 96.4 m.p.h. with his fastball, which topped out at 97.7 m.p.h.
Sunday’s outing marked Tiedemann’s first live game action since his rehab was paused earlier this month.
Tiedemann had his season paused back on July 2 because of a neck injury. He received injections for symptoms he felt prior to rehab starts.
The 23-year-old has appeared in two games this year for the Florida Coast League Blue Jays, tossing two innings with four strikeouts, two hits and an earned run.
Tiedemann missed all of last season and half of 2024 after undergoing Tommy John surgery that July.
He saw a 706-day gap between his last Minor League appearance in 2024 and his first appearance of 2026, back on June 16.