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Yankees Right-Handed Pitcher Luis Gil Impresses in His Second Rehab Start, Nears Return
SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY, JUL 18 – Luis Gil, recovering from a high-grade lat strain, will make one final minor league rehab start before potentially rejoining the Yankees' depleted pitching rotation this season.
- During his second rehab start, Luis Gil threw 57 pitches in a 3 1/3-inning outing, and Aaron Boone said he was pleased with what he saw.
- A high-grade right lat strain suffered in spring training sidelined Luis Gil for the season, and Gerrit Cole’s Tommy John surgery compounded New York’s need for pitching depth.
- Gil is scheduled for a rehab start at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Wednesday, and Aaron Boone said he will be bumped to 65 pitches.
- After another promising outing, Aaron Boone said `I think the fastball is playing`, suggesting Gil’s rehab outings could offer more than temporary relief to a struggling rotation.
- With the trade deadline looming, every potential start carries heightened importance as July 31 approaches, and getting Gil back around the trade deadline could boost New York’s rotation.
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Yankees right-handed pitcher Luis Gil impresses in his second rehab start, nears return
Yankees manager Aaron Boone says he watched a video of right-handed pitcher Luis Gil’s second rehab start and was pleased with what he saw.
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Yankees’ Luis Gil sharpens up with rehab start in Hartford
Luis Gil, the American League rookie of the year in 2024, is getting closer to returning to action in 2025. Gil, who has been recovering from a high grade lat strain since spring training, made his second rehab start with the Yankees’ Double A affiliate, the Somerset Patriots, throwing 56 pitches against the Yard Goats Friday before 7,343 at Dunkin Park. Somerset won the game, 8-5. He worked 3 2/3 innings, allowing two hits, including a home run…
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