52 Cory Luebke, SP

Padres pitcher Cory Luebke, who has been recovering from Tommy John surgery since last May, had his throwing program stopped for a second time this month Saturday. Lubeke had progressed to playing catch off a mound.

Luebke was shut down earlier in May after feeling pain in his throwing elbow, though that was not considered serious. 

Padres starting pitcher Cory Luebke, who is working his way back from Tommy John surgery last year, felt some pain in his elbow last week after playing catch, so the Padres are taking a cautious approach, per MLB.com.

"He's going to take a break from throwing and reassess things," Padres manager Bud Black said, adding that Luebke and physical therapist Rick Stauffer "don't seem to be too concerned by what's happened."

Prior to last week's minor setback, Luebke progressed to playing catch off a mound.

"His progressions were great," Black said. "It's just a little sore. He did the right thing by letting Rick know that it was a little sore. But he had been hitting all of his marks."