Frustrated Houston Astros Reliever shares updating the recovery from the latest injury.

Just as Houston Astros Pitcher Forrest Whitley started building some swing, he was on the injured list again.

Whitley, the former top view, which goes through a large selection of injury questions throughout his career and fought a large selection of injury questions in spring training before suffering a knee injury in March.

After Whitley had ended up on the injured list, he set up again and went through a rehab order before giving his season debut against Toronto Blue Jay on April 21.

But just a few days after this excursion, the problem came back and he returned to the injured list.

On Wednesday, he shared an explanation for the situation and an update with Brian McTaggart from MLB.com.

“Saturday in Kansas City, I felt my knee scene, just before I went out to play catch,” he said. “It was somehow different from what happened in spring, but of course your knee shells are not a good situation.”

Whitley described the injury as a smaller, so that Astros fans could expect that he will take action relatively soon, but the right-handed man clearly feels the frustration that goes hand in hand with consistent complaints.

“It was just a rotating door of injuries for me, and honestly it just gets so exhausting,” Whitley told McTaggart. “The mental hula hoops for me were honestly the most difficult part, but only the actual illness of the injury.”

Whitley worked in his appearance against the Blue Jay's two clean innings with two strikeouts.

If he is able to make his return unknown at the moment, and even if he is healthy enough to be activated by the injured list, it is not clear how long it will be available on the basis of the story he has recorded.