Overview
- Loáisiga surrendered a solo home run to Carson Kelly on July 12, marking his third long ball allowed over his last two outings and pushing his ERA to 5.01 in 23.1 innings
- The right-hander has given up a career-high seven homers this season after returning from non-Tommy John elbow surgery in May
- Aaron Boone and pitching coach Matt Blake agree Loáisiga’s raw stuff remains strong but cite a need for finer command and a more varied pitch mix
- His continued inconsistencies have deepened New York’s thin bullpen, leading Brian Cashman to target multiple relief additions before the trade deadline
- Analysts debate Loáisiga’s long-term fit under his one-year, $5 million contract with a 2026 team option as roster decisions loom