Toronto Blue Jays right-hander José Berríos undergoes Tommy John surgery, according to reports from multiple outlets. The procedure rules him out for the 2024 season, with one report stating he will be out at least a year and will not throw a single inning for the team this year. Berríos has been a regular part of the Blue Jays’ rotation since joining the club in 2021, serving as a durable presence prior to the injury that led to surgery. After the operation, his return timeline depends on the standard recovery and rehabilitation process associated with Tommy John surgery, which commonly takes about a year for pitchers to resume competitive throwing. The Blue Jays will need to adjust their pitching plans and rotation depth in Berríos’ absence while he recovers. The reports focus on the surgery outcome and the expected length of his absence rather than providing additional immediate details about the underlying injury.