Here is Yanke's plan for Marcus Strom, which is progressing from knee injuries

DENVER – Marcus power was in a hurry to get out of the Yankees Clubhaus immediately after the media was staged in the late Saturday morning.

“Bullpen Day, can't talk,” said the right -handed man with a smile when the media from NJ Advance approached.

Roman added an important nugget to go outside to achieve his work:

“Knee feels good!”

There was no immediate word about whether power made it through his bullpen without discomfort.

On the injured list since April 12th with an inflammation of the left knee, power grew this hurdle in early May, but was closed briefly for two weekends after he had felt more pain after a live BP.

“We are trying to get it back and bring it healthy,” said manager Aaron Boone. “We have to bring him back to life.”

The Yankees, the Boone claimed, want to build power as a starting jug, regardless of whether there is a rotation opening or not.

“Yes,” he said.

If and when it comes to this point, it will be really interesting because power in spring training insisted that it would not be relieved when he was the sixth starter in a five-man rotation.

The Yankees viewed the trade in the low season, but due to his very bad second half in the past season and the 6 million dollar option for the conditional player for 2026, in his contract, which put 140 innings in 140 in our contract this season.

The Yankees no longer have to worry about the option, since electricity only laid 9.1 innerings over three starts before landing on the IL and he has not had enough season to probably get the best return on July.

What happens when power is ready to return after two or three outstanding rehabilitation outings?

The replacement of the latest rotary supplement, Ryan Yarbrough, could be an option, but that would not be a matter of course, since the left has started in three starts to 2.57 since his action from Long Reliever after Carlos Carrasco DFA'D.

By July, the Yankees also returned Luis Gil from his Lat Stem of spring training in 2024 of the year, so that power could be forced to relieve.

Would electricity do it?

Probably.

Would he be a distraction?

In view of his track record before and during the term of his Yankees.

When this scenario takes place, the Yankees will probably try to unload power before the trading period on July 31, even if they return little … and even have to take over some of the $ 6 million that he is still due to the last two months of the season.

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Randy Miller can be reached rmiller@njadvancemedia.com.