Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Aaron Sanchez said he "felt great" after his third rehab start Monday night and is expected to return to Toronto to throw a side session before a decision is made on when he will start next according to TSN's Scott Mitchell.

Mitchell adds that people manager John Gibbons talked to said Sanchez pitched better than his line indicated. 

Sanchez allowed four runs (three earned) with six hits, four walks, one hit-by-pitch and five strikeouts. That gives him a total of 10 walks in 11 innings over his rehab starts. 

It was his third start in the minors since beginning a rehab assignment for a finger contusion that has kept him out since June 21. 

In 79.2 innings over 15 starts this season, Sanchez is 3-5 with and ERA of 4.52. It's the second season in a row he's been derailed by hand injuries after throwing a career-high 192.0 innings in 2016. 

The Jays will be back in action when they continue their series with the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday at home.