Yankees reliever Jake Cousins has not pitched in the majors this season due to a flexor strain and suffered a setback during a minor league rehab assignment. Manager Aaron Boone revealed that Cousins may now have a UCL injury, complicating his recovery. Previously, imaging had shown that his ulnar collateral ligament was intact. Cousins had been effective for New York in 2024 before his injury, boasting a 2.37 ERA. However, over the last few seasons, he has faced multiple injuries, raising doubts about his durability as a bullpen option.
Cousins has been sidelined this season due to a flexor strain and has suffered multiple setbacks during his rehab, raising concerns over potential UCL injury.
Manager Aaron Boone hinted at the severity of Cousins' condition, indicating they are currently seeking further medical opinions on what appears to be a UCL injury.
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