The hits keep coming for the New York Yankees on the injury front. Giancarlo Stanton and Scott Effross have already been ruled out of Opening Day because of the injuries they have suffered, with the slugger experiencing tendonitis in both elbows and the reliever suffering a hamstring injury.
New York Yankees reliever Scott Effross unfortunately finds himself in familiar territory this spring: the injury report. Effross suffered a Grade 2 hamstring strain last week against the Minnesota Twins.
New York Yankees right-hander Scott Effross has a Grade 2 hamstring strain, manager Aaron Boone told reporters Thursday. It’s the latest setback for the injury-plagued reliever.
New York Yankees reliever Scott Effross will be sidelined for an extended period with a Grade 2 left hamstring strain, manager Aaron Boone said Thursday.
Yankees right-hander Scott Effross exited his Grapefruit League debut after one pitch due to what looked to be a leg injury earlier this week. Manager Aaron Boone announced Thursday morning that imaging has indeed revealed a notable injury: a Grade 2 strain of the reliever’s left hamstring (link via Greg Joyce of the New York Post).
Watching New York Yankees reliever Scott Effross go down with another injury is a reminder of how volatile the MLB trade deadline can be. Effross, whom the Yankees acquired from the Chicago Cubs in 2022, has undergone Tommy John surgery and back surgery since that trade.
The New York Yankees pitchers have been hit hard by the injury bug early in spring training this year. Chase Hampton already underwent Tommy John surgery.
New York Yankees relief pitcher Scott Effross just cannot squash the injury bug. The 31-year-old right-hander came in relief to start the bottom of the 8th inning during the Yankees’ spring training game against the Minnesota Twins.
Scott Effross of the New York Yankees has battled back from numerous injuries. He has overcome several back surgeries and most recently Tommy John surgery.
Scott Effross, once a promising bullpen arm for the Yankees, now finds himself at a crossroads. The 31-year-old right-hander has two years of service time and nearly five years of team control left, but his value is plummeting after a series of injury setbacks.
When the Yankees traded top pitching prospect Hayden Wesneski to the Chicago Cubs in exchange for Scott Effross back in 2022, the move was heralded as a win-now gamble.
Cleveland fans may not have much love for the New York Yankees, especially after the Guardians lost their ALCS matchup against the AL East squad. Still, these fans can appreciate a Yankees player’s tip of the cap toward one of the city’s icons.
Just days before their postseason run begins, the Yankees may be re-integrating a new starting first baseman. The Yankees announced this afternoon that they’d recalled first baseman Ben Rice from Triple-A and optioned reliever Scott Effross.
With only four regular-season games left for the New York Yankees, the team made some roster adjustments on Thursday morning. Mark Leiter Jr., a recent trade acquisition, was placed on the paternity list as he awaits the birth of his child.
When the New York Yankees open their three-game series at Wrigley Field on Friday, one former Chicago Cub will not be present. On Thursday morning, the Yankees announced they had optioned right-handed reliever Scott Effross to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
When the Yankees acquired Scott Effross from the Chicago Cubs in 2022, they envisioned him as a key component of their bullpen. Over 12.2 innings with the Yankees that season, he impressed with a 2.13 ERA.
The Yankees have been eagerly awaiting the return of bullpen arm Scott Effross since 2022. Effross underwent Tommy John surgery two years ago and finally made his MLB debut for the 2024 season on Sunday.
The Yankees are gearing up to start a new series against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday night. The Cardinals, a .500 team, have won six of their last nine games and recently split a series with the San Diego Padres.
Spring Training is a time for hope for 30 teams in the MLB. After all, every team has a clean slate, and they are entering the season looking to put into practice everything they’ve been working on during the offseason.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone provided updates to the media on several players on the roster. Notably, right-hander Scott Effross had back surgery in December and likely won’t be ready until the summer.
The New York Yankees are making some noise ahead of Tuesday's MLB trade deadline, acquiring rookie relief pitcher Scott Effross from the Chicago Cubs on Monday.