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Clarke Schmidt likely needs Tommy John surgery in Yankees rotation crusher

Clarke Schmidt likely needs Tommy John surgery in Yankees rotation crusher

New York Post15 hours ago
The Yankees' season started with a pair of rotation injury hits in spring training, when Luis Gil was diagnosed with a lat strain and Gerrit Cole needed Tommy John surgery.
And Saturday, they were dealt another one — which could impact their plans ahead of the trade deadline.
Clarke Schmidt, who exited his most recent start with forearm soreness, tore his UCL and will likely need the second Tommy John surgery of his pitching career, manager Aaron Boone said before the Yankees and the Mets continued the Subway Series at Citi Field.
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Clarke Schmidt, pictured during his June 28 start, will likely need Tommy John surgery after tearing his UCL.
Corey Sipkin for the NY Post
Schmidt has developed into what Boone described as one of the most underrated pitchers in baseball, posting a 3.32 ERA across 14 starts this year and even tossing seven hitless innings against the Orioles last month.
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But now, a Yankees rotation already searching for options will need to adjust again.
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