DETROIT — Houston Astros left-hander Brandon Walter was shut down after a setback in his attempt to return from an elbow injury, the team announced. Walter was placed on the injured list July 25 due to elbow inflammation. He had resumed throwing but had a recurrence of inflammation, the team said Monday.

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According to Chandler Rome of The Athletic, the Astros revealed that injured starter Brandon Walter suffered a setback during his rehab and recovery process. Brandon Walter has been shut down after having a recurrence of left elbow pain, according to the Astros.