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River Ave. Blues ยป Game 14: Severino’s turn to keep the winning streak alive

Game 14: Severino’s turn to keep the winning streak alive

April 18, 2017 by Mike Leave a Comment

Warren's versatility adds necessary element to Yankees' pen
DotF: Gleyber Torres hurts biceps, Clint Frazier goes deep
(Elsa/Getty)
(Elsa/Getty)

The winning streak sits at eight games, and tonight the Yankees will turn to the youngest player on their 25-man roster to try to extend it to nine. It’s easy to forget Luis Severino is still so young, isn’t it? He turned only 23 in February. The second youngest player on the 25-man roster is Jonathan Holder. He’s eight and a half months older than Severino. Crazy.

Anyway, Severino has looked pretty good in his first two starts this season. Certainly better than he looked at any point last year. It’s hard to overstate his importance to the Yankees going forward. They have little in the way of established pitching under contractual control beyond this season, and Severino has by far the highest upside among their healthy pitchers. Hopefully he continues to make strides tonight. Here is the White Sox’s lineup and here is the Yankees’ lineup:

  1. LF Brett Gardner
  2. CF Jacoby Ellsbury
  3. DH Matt Holliday
  4. 2B Starlin Castro
  5. RF Aaron Judge
  6. 1B Greg Bird
  7. C Austin Romine
  8. 3B Ronald Torreyes
  9. SS Pete Kozma
    RHP Luis Severino

It is on the chilly side in New York this evening, but at least the sky is clear. Typical April baseball weather. Tonight’s game will begin at 7:05pm ET and you can watch on YES locally and MLB Network nationally. Enjoy the game.

Injury Updates: Didi Gregorius (shoulder) took simulated at-bats today and he is scheduled to begin a minor league rehab assignment with High-A Tampa on Friday … Gary Sanchez (biceps) is swinging a bat using his left hand only. He is expected to begin throwing this week, perhaps as soon as tomorrow.

Warren's versatility adds necessary element to Yankees' pen
DotF: Gleyber Torres hurts biceps, Clint Frazier goes deep

Filed Under: Game Threads Tagged With: Didi Gregorius, Gary Sanchez

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