Yankees place Harrison Bader on 10-day IL but get Gold Glove catcher Jose Trevino back
SEATTLE (AP) — The New York Yankees positioned outfielder Harrison Bader on the 10-day injured listing with a proper hamstring damage on Tuesday.
Bader left Monday’s sequence opener in Seattle within the third inning after beating out an infield single. He was changed by Greg Allen, who began in centre discipline on Tuesday.
Bader had an MRI on Tuesday that exposed a low-grade pressure, and shortly earlier than the sport the Yankees made the transfer to place him on the injured listing.
“Probably be a couple weeks, but we’ll see. Obviously, a guy like him really, really relies on the legs,” Yankees supervisor Aaron Boone stated. “It wasn’t bad, but enough to know that at least this 10 days are going to be needed.”
Bader strained his left indirect muscle throughout spring coaching and the Gold Glove centre fielder didn’t make his season debut till May 3. He is hitting .267 with six homers, 19 RBIs and 6 stolen bases.
Franchy Cordero was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to take Bader’s spot.
Bader’s damage is one more setback for the Yankees, who did get some good new on the damage entrance as Gold Glove catcher Jose Trevino returned to the lineup after lacking about two weeks with a hamstring damage. New York optioned catcher Ben Rortvedt to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
Anthony Rizzo was out of the lineup for a second straight sport attributable to a stiff neck however stated the soreness was enhancing and anticipated to be again on the sector by Friday on the newest. Boone stated he didn’t rule out Rizzo returning for Wednesday’s sequence finale in opposition to the Mariners, however Friday in Los Angeles appears the extra doubtless goal.
Rizzo was damage in final Sunday’s win over San Diego after a collision with Fernando Tatis Jr. As the primary baseman leaned again to use the tag, Rizzo collided with Tatis. Rizzo stayed on the bottom for a couple of minutes and headed again to the clubhouse because the Yankees batted.
“It was just a weird play,” Rizzo stated. “I wasn’t expecting the bang-bang like that as far as him coming in standing. Guys usually slide when it’s that close. Startled more than anything.”
The Yankees additionally rolled out a star-studded lineup at Double-A Somerset on Tuesday that included Giancarlo Stanton, Josh Donaldson and right-handed pitcher Tommy Kahnle.
Donaldson went 1 for 4 in his fourth rehab sport as he comes again from a strained proper hamstring and Stanton was hitless in three at-bats in his first look since injuring his left hamstring on April 15. Kahnle pitched one inning, giving up one run, one hit and walked two.
Boone stated the hope is Kahnle will be a part of the crew in Los Angeles this weekend. He didn’t have a timeline on Stanton.
“We’ll see. Get through today and see where we’re at. We’ll just kind of listen to him and hear what he has to say after today’s game and then we’ll continue to make a call on it,” Boone stated.
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