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Yankees’ Luis Gil throws first live bullpen session since lat strain: ‘I felt really good’
Luis Gil is making progress on the hill. The Yankees starter threw a live bullpen session before Saturday afternoon’s game in the Bronx, marking his first time facing hitters since he suffered a high-grade lat strain during spring training.
Luis Gil grinned in the Saturday morning sunshine atop Yankee Stadium’s mound, dressed head to toe in pinstripes -- just like the last time he stood there, starting a World Series game. This was just ...
New York Yankees right-handed starting pitcher Luis Gil took a significant step forward in his recovery from a lat strain that's kept him out for the entire sea ...
Gil was a breakout star last season, going 15–7 with a 3.50 ERA and 171 strikeouts in 151.2 innings. He led all rookies in wins and was named American League Rookie of the Year. For most of 2024, he ...
The real take-away from the Yankees’ 9-0 flogging of the Orioles was Schmidt’s growing footprint. He’s thus far carved a spot ...
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Yankees receive encouraging update on rehabbing starLike a vintage car that’s been sitting idle for too long, Gil’s body needed time before it could rev again. That time may be ...
Asked about Luis Gil’s progress after throwing live batting practice, Boone said the club is treating his return timeline ...
The New York Yankees aren’t short on pitching—but they may still be in the market for more. With Luis Gil expected back ...
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