Yankees’ Ryan Weathers leaves start vs. Blue Jays with forearm discomfort
NEW YORK — Ryan Weathers left Saturday afternoon’s game with left forearm discomfort in what could be another blow to the Yankees’ rotation. The left-hander was set to undergo imaging later Saturday, the Yankees announced. Weathers appeared uncomfortable after he threw a sweeper to Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Myles Straw with one out in the fourth inning — his 72nd pitch of the afternoon. A ...
New York Yankees' starting pitcher Ryan Weathers left Saturday's game against the Toronto Blue Jays with left forearm discomfort, potentially impacting the team's rotation. The 26-year-old, acquired in an offseason trade from the Miami Marlins, was set to undergo imaging on Saturday. Weathers' discomfort emerged after he threw a sweeper to Blue Jays outfielder Myles Straw with one out in the fourth inning, marking his 72nd pitch of the day.
Following a trainer visit, Weathers did not attempt any warm-up pitches before departing the field. This is Weathers' second setback this season, following left-hander Max Fried's recent addition to the injured list with a left elbow bone bruise. Weathers has been impressive this season, posting a 3.60 ERA in 25 starts, and has thrown more than 137 1/3 innings, nearly tripling his total from the previous year.
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