Marcus Stroman has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to knee inflammation, following an MRI that indicated swelling but no significant damage. Manager Aaron Boone expressed hope that Stroman's cortisone shot will support a swift recovery. The Yankees are still assessing whether Stroman was pitching hurt or if the injury occurred during his recent poor performance in adverse weather conditions. In his three starts this season, he struggled, raising concerns about his upcoming vesting option. Clarke Schmidt is set to step into the rotation as he completes his recovery from shoulder and back injuries.
Marcus Stroman received a cortisone shot for left knee inflammation after an MRI revealed swelling, but no serious injuries, offering hope for a quick recovery.
Manager Aaron Boone noted that Stroman's knee issue might have impacted his pitching mechanics, as he struggled during his last start due to pain.
Clarke Schmidt will replace Stroman in the Yankees' rotation as he returns from injury. Schmidt has been recovering from back and shoulder issues.
Stroman's performance this season has been underwhelming, yielding 12 earned runs in 9 1/3 innings, potentially jeopardizing his $18 million vesting option.
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