
Doolittle was shut down earlier this month after an initial MRI revealed that he was dealing with a strained toe, but the expectation was that he would be ready to return from the 10-day disabled list shortly after the All-Star break. However, Doolittle didn't quite feel right during a bullpen session Friday and was sent in for another checkup, after which it was determined his injury was more serious than initially expected. Doolittle will presumably be on a no-throw schedule until the pain in his foot subsides, making it difficult to determine when the 31-year-old might be ready to rejoin the Washington bullpen. In the meantime, Kelvin Herrera will likely head what could be a committee approach to the ninth inning that may also feature Ryan Madson.

























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