One other damage clouds Severino’s future with Yankees
NEW YORK -- Luis Severino dropped his glove and instantly clutched his left aspect, grimacing after his remaining pitch on Friday night. It additionally might have been his final as a Yankee.
Still in excessive discomfort hours later, Severino is ready to bear diagnostic testing on Saturday, one other unwelcome addition to the right-hander’s prolonged damage historical past. The Brewers pulled away with six late runs, handing the Bombers an 8-2 loss at Yankee Stadium.
“I feel like somebody shot me,” Severino mentioned. “It’s a deep, sharp pain.”
On Saturday, the Yankees positioned Severino on the 10-day IL, pending additional testing. Right-hander Ron Marinaccio was referred to as up from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
Save for Willy Adames’ game-tying fourth-inning homer, Severino was p...