The Yankees haunted Mom Luis Severino from an injury, MRI

NEW YORK Aaron Boone was a mother.

On Monday afternoon, The Yankees The director had been asked for the latest information on injured starting pitcher Luis Severino when he was prescribed for magnetic resonance imaging and doctors on Monday.

I don’t want to go into it. But sees. Look where we are tonight, Boone said at the time.

And after the Yankees 2-1 won the Angels at Yankee Stadium? Did Boone have anything new to say?

No, he said. Sorry.

Severino had a magnetic resonance imaging on his shoulder after he began to experience tension.

Severino’s anxiety grew on Friday night as he scratched himself on what was probably his last rehabilitation. While on the bullfighting before the Triple-A Scranton / Wilkes-Barre match, Severino said of the catch that he didn’t feel right and that he didn’t think he would get the field. Videos spread on social media about Severino manipulating his shoulder between throws while playing.

Severino had begun two rehabilitations before Friday.

The Yankees could misuse Severino, who was an All-Star in 2018 and 2019. It’s unclear who would fill the rest of the Yankee round with ace behind Gerrit Cole, although Jameson Taillon and Jordan Montgomery have both been successful recently. The Yankees also hope the right-handed Corey Kluber is ready to leave the injured list in early September.

Severino, whose first period of rehabilitation came to a halt due to a sudden tightening of the groin in July, has not risen for large companies since the 2019 playoffs. He underwent Tommy John surgery in February 2020.

These are not Severinos ’first shoulder problems. Shortly after signing a four-year, $ 40 million extension contract in February 2019, Severino was found to have spring training with rotating cuff inflammation, and was later found to have a 2nd-degree Latin strain. The Severinos deal, which expires after the next season, also has a $ 15 million club option for 2023 that the Yankees can buy for $ 2.75 million.

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