Jared Jones rejoins Buccaneers rotation after elbow surgery
MLB.com • 1 min read • Latest: May 28, 2026, 7:21 PM
Last updated May 28, 2026

Jared Jones is set to rejoin the Buccaneers' rotation for their upcoming game after completing a workout on Wednesday. This marks a significant milestone in his recovery from internal brace surgery on his right elbow, which he underwent in May. His return is expected to bolster the team's pitching staff as they navigate the later stages of the season. As Jones prepares to take the mound, Carmen Mlodzinski will play a critical role in the bullpen, contributing to the team's efforts to remain competitive.
- •Jared Jones returns from elbow surgery after May operation
- •Jones excited about starting Friday night
- •Carmen Mlodzinski will play key role in bullpen
- •Team aims for improved performance in remaining games
- 7:21 PMMLB.com — Jared Jones set to rejoin Bucs rotation; Carmen Mlodzinski to play key role in ‘pen - MLB.com
"Jared Jones finished his workout Wednesday and couldn’t hide how he felt about starting Friday night, the next big step in his return from internal brace surgery on his right elbow last May 21. In fact, the ever-intense Jones didn’t even try. “Pretty damn exc…
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