56 Darren O'Day RP

O'Day (forearm) will be reevaluated Tuesday, David O'Brien of The Athletic reports.

O'Day has been sidelined all season with forearm soreness, but he could be cleared to resume a throwing program if everything checks out OK on Tuesday.

O'Day (forearm) will be shut down from throwing for a couple of weeks, David O'Brien of The Athletic reports.

O'Day is apparently still experiencing some issues with his forearm, so he'll take some time off to allow things to heal before moving forward with his rehab. The veteran reliever should be considered out indefinitely for now. In the meantime, Chad Sobotka, Jesse Biddle and Jonny Venters are all setup options.

O'Day (forearm) is still only playing catch and has no timetable for his return to the mound, Gabriel Burns of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

The Braves' bullpen had a rough start to the season and could use a veteran reliever to stabilize things, but it's still not yet clear when O'Day will be ready to contribute. Given that his only game action of the spring came March 1, he'll essentially be starting his camp over from scratch once he's cleared. It could be awhile before the sidearmer makes his 2019 debut.

O'Day (forearm) was placed on the 10-day IL, David O'Brien of The Athletic reports.

He resumed a throwing program over the weekend but will need more time to get ready for game action. O'Day will eventually need to go on a rehab assignment before coming off the IL.

O'Day (forearm) played catch Sunday, David O'Brien of The Athletic reports.

O'Day will open the season on the injured list, but his ability to resume a throwing program at least hints that he's progressing in his recovery from right forearm soreness. Once activated, O'Day will likely slot into a setup or middle-innings role out of the Atlanta bullpen.