Yankees' Lou Trivino Faces Setback in Recovery from Tommy John Surgery

The reliever has been temporarily shut down due to elbow inflammation, delaying his anticipated return to the bullpen.

Lou Trivino, recovering from Tommy John surgery, has been shut down after experiencing elbow inflammation.
The Yankees had hoped for Trivino's return this summer, but his recovery timeline is now uncertain.
Trivino was making progress in rehab before being advised to pause throwing for three to four weeks.
Fellow Yankees pitcher Scott Effross is also rehabbing, expected to face hitters soon.
Manager Aaron Boone remains hopeful for both pitchers' contributions later in the season.