Another tough blow has been dealt to one of the Houston Astros top prospects as he winds up back on the injured list again.
has been a complete disaster this season, but there is some hope that it might be turning around soon.
Now, they'll be welcoming Framber Valdez back to the mound this weekend in another much-needed return as the top of their rotation is starting to become more stabilized. But as has been the story for the Astros thus far, another pitcher in their organization has picked up an injury., their former top prospect Forrest Whitley is now hitting the minor league injured list with elbow discomfort in his throwing arm.
He only appeared in one game where he recorded two outs to get them out of an inning before being sent back down to Triple-A.
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