Yankees Prospect Eric Reyzelman Hospitalized After Allergic Reaction at Spring Training

The 23-year-old pitcher, who has a severe peanut allergy, is recovering well and has returned to training after a precautionary hospital stay.

Eric Reyzelman, a 23-year-old Yankees pitching prospect, was hospitalized Wednesday after suffering a severe allergic reaction linked to his peanut allergy.
The incident occurred during the first day of spring training for pitchers and catchers in Tampa, Florida, prompting immediate medical attention and an overnight hospital stay.
Reyzelman, who has had a lifelong peanut allergy, was treated at St. Joseph’s Hospital and returned to the Yankees’ facility Thursday morning, reporting he felt ‘fantastic.’
Yankees manager Aaron Boone and team staff expressed relief at Reyzelman’s recovery, emphasizing the quick response of the team’s medical personnel.
Reyzelman, a non-roster invitee known for his high-velocity fastball, is expected to resume pitching on Friday, continuing his preparation for the upcoming season.