At long last — but certainly not soon enough — Luis Severino is ready for his Yankees’ season debut.
CINCINNATI — At long last — but certainly not soon enough — Luis Severino is ready for his season debut.
After building his pitch count up to 58 across two rehab starts, Severino said he expected to be limited to around 70-75 pitches on Sunday. Carlos Rodon flew on Saturday from Tampa to New York, where he will continue to rehab from back stiffness that delayed his return from a forearm muscle strain he suffered in spring training.The left-hander, whom the Yankees signed to a six-year, $162-million contract in the offseason, is still in the midst of a throwing program after getting cortisone-like injections in his back May 9. He threw from 120 feet on Friday and “everything went well,” according to Boone.
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