Guardians lose Colin Holderman for postseason due to wrist surgery
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 9:20 PM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026
The Cleveland Guardians will not have relief pitcher Colin Holderman available for the postseason following his announcement of season-ending right wrist surgery. Holderman, who has struggled with chronic wrist inflammation for four years, faced setbacks during rehabilitation and will not return. Manager Stephen Vogt now must adjust the bullpen without a key arm, as Holderman had a regular-season ERA of 2.73. He intends to remain with the team as they pursue a championship despite the setback.
- •Colin Holderman undergoes season-ending wrist surgery.
- •Holderman finished with a 2.73 ERA in the regular season.
- •Manager Stephen Vogt must adjust the bullpen without Holderman.
- •Holderman plans to stay involved with the team during the postseason.
- 9:20 PMYahoo Sports — Guardians pitcher to miss entire postseason run after surgery announcement
"The Cleveland Guardians will not be getting a pitcher back for their postseason run.
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