US EditionYankees RHP Luis Gil faces hitters for 1st time since straining his right lat
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Independent EspañolBy LARRY FLEISHER NEW YORK (AP) — Luis Gil faced hitters for the first time Saturday since injuring his right lat muscle in spring training, throwing about 20 pitches in a session that New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone described as “free and easy.” About two hours before the Yankees continued their three-game series with Baltimore, Gil had four strikeouts, three of them swinging. “I thought he looked really good,” Boone said. “I think he was …
Luis Gil takes significant step in lengthy Yankees injury rehab
Luis Gil is still at least a month and likely more away from the real thing, but on Saturday morning, he climbed the mound at Yankee Stadium and faced hitters for the first time since spring training. In a significant step in his rehab from a high-grade lat strain, Gil threw about 20 pitches of live batting practice and came out of it feeling encouraged about his road back to the Yankees rotation.
Yankees RHP Luis Gil faces hitters for 1st time since straining his right lat
NEW YORK (AP) — Luis Gil faced hitters for the first time since straining his right lat in spring training, throwing about 20 pitches in a session New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone described on Saturday as “free and easy.” About two hours before the Yankees continued their three-game series with Baltimore, Gil notched four strikeouts — three swinging. Since several of the backups who would take part in live sessions were in the lineup, Gil th…
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