New York Yankees received encouraging news about their left-handed reliever Justin Wilson, after that Bronx Bombers manager Aaron Boone reported to YES Network that an MRI scan “revealed nothing that needed action” about the reliever’s shoulder stiffnessHowever, they still do not claim victory.
Wilson called the trainers from the mound during his last Grapefruit League appearance against the Phillies and the pitcher underwent tests a day later. Wilson received an anti-inflammatory drug and will continue to receive treatment for the next several days, before resuming his launch schedule.
“The way he described it was that he had trouble letting go of his arm,” Boone explained.
Wilson, who has a 23.14 ERA in four preseason games, signed a $ 2.85 million contract with the Bombers in February, a deal that includes a $ 2.3 million option or a $ 7.15 million club option for the 2022 season. , with US $ 1.15 million for cutting ties.
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