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Yankees' Marcus Stroman Placed on Injured List After Cortisone Shot for Knee Inflammation

The pitcher is sidelined for at least 15 days, with manager Aaron Boone expressing optimism about a swift recovery following treatment.

Overview

  • Marcus Stroman received a cortisone shot on Saturday to treat swelling and inflammation in his left knee, confirmed by an MRI scan.
  • The Yankees placed Stroman on the 15-day injured list after his shortest career start on Friday, where he struggled in rainy conditions.
  • Manager Aaron Boone is hopeful the injection will allow Stroman to recover quickly, though the timeline for his return remains uncertain.
  • Boone noted uncertainty about whether the rainy and cold conditions during Friday's game contributed to the knee injury.
  • Clarke Schmidt is set to replace Stroman in the rotation, making his season debut against the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday.

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