[外電] Injuries & Moves

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https://www.mlb.com/yankees/news/yankees-injuries-and-roster-moves Injuries & Moves: Donaldson experiences hamstring tightness during rehab game LATEST NEWS April 18: 3B Josh Donaldson experiences tightness during Minor League rehab game Donaldson went 1-for-3 in Double-A Somerset’s 17-9 win over New Hampshire on Tuesday, but the infielder is continuing to experience tightness in his right hamstring, which will likely preclude his being activated on Wednesday as initially planned. “I don’t think it’s a setback; he didn’t pull it or have to come out of the game,” manager Aaron Boone said. “But I don’t think it was all the way where it needs to be.” April 18: LHP Carlos Rodón experiencing back discomfort Rodón tossed a two-inning, "split" bullpen as scheduled on April 17, but the left-hander reported that his “back is still barking a little bit on him,” according to manager Aaron Boone. Rodón is expected to have tests performed near the Yankees’ complex in Tampa, Fla. “We’ve got to get the back situation calmed down a little bit,” Boone said. “It’s frustrating for him, certainly. Again, the elbow is good. I don ’t think this is anything that’s a big deal other than a nuisance that’s slowing him a little bit. We know he’s going to be worth the wait.” April 16: OF/DH Giancarlo Stanton placed on 10-day injured list, INF Oswald Peraza recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Stanton strained his left hamstring running out a two-run double in the seventh inning of Saturday’s 6-1 win over the Twins. More >> ‧ All Yankees transactions INJURY UPDATES 10-day and 15-day IL OF/DH Giancarlo Stanton (left hamstring) Expected return: Late May/June Stanton was diagnosed with a Grade 2 strain of his left hamstring, and manager Aaron Boone said on April 18 that the club is hopeful to have Stanton back “in six weeks,” which would be the week of May 28. Stanton felt his left hamstring grab as he pulled into second base with a double in the Yankees' 6-1 win over the Twins on April 15. He gestured toward the bench, calling for a pinch-runner, and glumly told Boone that he wouldn’t be playing for a while. Stanton was placed on the 10-day injured list on April 16. (Last updated: April 18) 3B Josh Donaldson (right hamstring tightness) Expected return: Possibly this week Donaldson went 1-for-3 in a Minor League rehab game on April 18 for Double-A Somerset, but continued to experience tightness in his right hamstring. The Yankees plan to re-evaluate Donaldson on April 19, but he is now unlikely to be activated for that game. Donaldson was placed on the 10-day IL, retroactive to April 6, after he exited the April 5 game against the Phillies. (Last updated: April 18) OF Harrison Bader (left oblique strain) Expected return: Late April/early May Bader is expected to hit against Luis Severino in live batting practice on April 20 at Yankee Stadium, then could begin a Minor League rehab assignment. He has been taking batting practice, running bases, taking fly balls and grounders, and throwing to bases. Bader was placed on the 10-day IL on March 30 (retroactive to March 27). “It’s right around the corner, which is very exciting,” Bader said. “It’ s been a really good progression.” Manager Aaron Boone indicated that Bader will serve a relatively longer stint in the Minors, saying, “It’s not just going to be a few days down there. He ’s got to play some games, get up to playing back-to-back [games], volume of innings and things like that.” (Last updated: April 18) LHP Carlos Rodón (left elbow strain, back stiffness) Expected return: May/June Rodón is being sent for tests after reporting continued discomfort in his lower back after a bullpen session on April 17. Rodón’s progress has been slowed by the recurring stiffness, which manager Aaron Boone described as “ kind of a nuisance.” The positive development is that Rodón’s elbow is now healthy. Rodón was diagnosed with a mild strain of the brachioradialis muscle in his left elbow after experiencing discomfort on March 5; he said he pitched through a similar issue last May with the Giants. Rodón began his throwing program on March 17. He was placed on the 15-day IL on March 30 (retroactive to March 27). (Last updated: April 18) RHP Luis Severino (right lat strain) Expected return: Late April/May Severino tossed a “two up” bullpen session on April 16 at Yankee Stadium, simulating an inning, sitting down and then returning for another inning. He’ s scheduled to face Harrison Bader and others in a live batting practice session on April 20 in the Bronx. Severino, who was placed on the 15-day IL (retroactive to March 27) on March 30, sustained a right lat strain while working out following his March 21 start against the Tigers, according to manager Aaron Boone. Severino was hit hard over the spring, allowing 15 runs in 15 innings for a 9.00 ERA. He has said that he would be “blessed” to miss three to five starts during the regular season. (Last updated: April 18) RHP Jonathan Loáisiga (right elbow inflammation) Expected return: Late April/May Loáisiga could resume his throwing program by the weekend of April 21-23, manager Aaron Boone said. Loáisiga experienced soreness in his pitching elbow before an April 7 game at Baltimore. He was sent to New York for an MRI, which revealed inflammation but a structurally sound ligament. Loáisiga received an injection on April 8 which will lead to two weeks of no throwing, according to Boone, who said, “Hopefully this isn’t a long-term thing; we don’t think it is, but it’s frustrating, especially because of how important he is to our team.” (Last updated: April 18) RHP Lou Trivino (right elbow ligament sprain) Expected return: Possibly May Trivino threw a bullpen session on April 10 and is scheduled to throw another bullpen on April 14. Boone said the reliever will move to a live bullpen session afterwards. Trivino resumed his throwing program on March 13. He was placed on the 15-day IL on March 30 (retroactive to March 27). (Last updated: April 11) C Ben Rortvedt (shoulder aneurysm) Expected return: Between April and June Rortvedt underwent a procedure on Feb. 22 to address an aneurysm of the posterior artery near his left shoulder, which will keep him out of baseball activities for at least a month. Rortvedt suggested that he could need two or three months off before returning. He was experiencing discoloration on the fingers of his left hand, which prompted the examinations. “I was super excited about Spring Training, but it came up as something we couldn’t dismiss,” he said. “That came as a shock. It’s pretty frustrating.” He was placed on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to March 27, on March 30. (Last updated: March 30) 60-day IL RHP Tommy Kahnle (right biceps tendinitis) Expected return: Late May/June Though Kahnle played catch at Yankee Stadium on April 5 and the session was said to have gone well, he was transferred to the 60-day IL on April 8. On April 10, manager Aaron Boone said that Kahnle was doing well in his throwing program but that he hasn't moved to throwing off a mound. Kahnle experienced right biceps tendinitis early in Spring Training, prompting a March 21 cortisone injection. He said that he dealt with a similar issue in 2018, when he attempted to pitch through the injury and was demoted to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. (Last updated: April 11) RHP Frankie Montas (right shoulder inflammation) Expected return: Possibly second half Montas underwent arthroscopic surgery on Feb. 21 in Los Angeles, a procedure performed by Dr. Neal ElAttrache, who cleaned up the hurler’s labrum. Montas said that he “for sure” expects to pitch in the big leagues this season, and he could begin playing catch as soon as the week of May 7. Recurring inflammation in the shoulder affected Montas last season with the Athletics and Yankees, and he said that he “wasn’t fully 100 percent” when the Yankees acquired him in a six-player trade on Aug. 1. He was transferred to the 60-day injured list on April 3. (Last updated: April 3) RHP Scott Effross (Tommy John surgery) Expected return: 2024 Effross underwent Tommy John surgery in October 2022 and began a throwing program on March 6. He said that his recovery is going well. Given the typical timeline of 12-18 months, Effross is expected to miss the entire 2023 season. He remained behind in Tampa, Fla., when the team headed north. Effross was placed on the 60-day injured list on March 30. (Last updated: March 30) RHP Luis Gil (Tommy John surgery) Expected return: Second half of 2023 Gil underwent Tommy John surgery in May 2022, and he's expected to return to the mound some time during the second half of the ‘23 season. The right-hander was activated from the 60-day injured list on Nov. 10, though that was a procedural move. Gil resumed playing catch on Oct. 4 at the Yankees ’ player development complex in Tampa, Fla., and will continue his rehab. He was placed on the 60-day injured list on March 30. (Last updated: March 30) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 官網幫忙將傷兵名單更新狀況詳細列出，只幫大家將傷兵球員姓名和預估可能回歸時間上色，內文大家自行斟酌閱讀參考。回歸時間表，對於隊型陣容安排，多少能有個底。 -- 我除了一個對自己持有感情的自我外，還有另一個清醒著觀察自己的自我，我就是由他所支配。 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 36.226.91.142 (臺灣) ※ 文章網址: https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/NY-Yankees/M.1681879927.A.1E8.html

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