Toronto Blue Jays ace Alek Manoah exited Friday's game against the Detroit Tigers in the sixth inning after taking a hard grounder off his right elbow.
The Blue Jays said Manoah suffered a right elbow contusion. X-rays then came back negative.
After the team's 4-2 loss, Blue Jays manager John Schneider said he wasn't sure if Manoah will miss any time.
"We'll see how he everything feels (Saturday) and go from there," Schneider said.
Manoah said he was feeling fine after the game. He said he hoped to stay in the game after taking the hit.
"Right now, it feels good," Manoah told reporters, adding he plans to make his next start in five days.
The ball, hit by Jonathan Schoop, deflected to Blue Jays shortstop Santiago Espinal, who threw to first for the out.
After being visited by trainer Jose Ministral and Schneider, Manoah was removed with Tim Mayza taking over.
The Blue Jays were trailing 4-2 when the All-Star exited, with the right-hander not being as sharp as usual in his 87-pitch outing.
Manoah is 11-5 with a 2.43 ERA this year.
