NEW YORK — Corey Kluber is anxious to return from the 60-day injured list, but he’s also buying into his rehab process, no matter how long it takes. The right-hander delivered an update on his shoulder injury on Sunday afternoon, revealing that he’s throwing out to 90 feet.
Also, Did Corey Kluber have Tommy John?
The right-hander, who the Yankees acquired this winter after he missed most of the last two seasons recovering from his second Tommy John surgery, gave them a solid five-inning start and helped stop a five-game losing streak. …
Considering this, Is Corey Kluber on the disabled list?
The Yankees moved Kluber (shoulder) to the 60-day injured list Saturday. The move frees up a roster spot as Kluber, yet to begin a throwing program, still projects to return around late July. Infielder Chris Gittens was signed Saturday to fill Kluber’s spot.
How did Corey Kluber get hurt?
Three innings into his start on Tuesday, his first since tossing a no-hitter, Corey Kluber exited with tightness in his throwing shoulder. A day later, Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said that Kluber will miss at least two months because of a strained muscle in his right shoulder.
Hereof, Is Corey Kluber injury? Righty starting pitcher Corey Kluber threw against hitters for the first time since going on the injured list with a right shoulder strain at Yankee Stadium before a game against the Orioles on Monday. …