US EditionYankees catcher Austin Wells misses 4th straight start because of left index finger
- Yankees catcher Austin Wells missed his fourth consecutive start on Wednesday due to a blood flow problem affecting his left index finger.
- Wells underwent invasive testing for the issue and passed all exams with no serious diagnosis, but his absence has created uncertainty amid a competitive AL East race.
- Manager Aaron Boone expressed confidence Wells would return soon, stating, "Wellsy is good to go," and that he would be available tonight and start Thursday's game.
- The Yankees brought right-handed pitcher Clayton Beeter up from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, designated Geoff Hartlieb for assignment, and mentioned that outfielder Trent Grisham could be available as a pinch hitter after showing progress recovering from a hamstring injury.
- Wells' temporary absence has elevated Ben Rice as the starting catcher, and the team faces pressure to maintain control in the division while managing roster availability.
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Yankees' catcher remains out of the lineup in must-win game
Brad Penner-Imagn ImagesBrad Penner-Imagn Images The New York Yankees are in the thick of a heated divisional race, but catcher Austin Wells is still missing in action. What was initially hoped to be a minor health hiccup has now stretched into several days of uncertainty for Wells. The young backstop hasn’t played since Saturday due to a circulatory issue in his left hand, raising more concern. Though Yankees manager Aaron Boone was confident W…
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