Yankees 'Jake Cousins' elbow injury Rehah hits for various problems

Jake Cousins' rehab from a right elbow flexor strain has hit a hook in another part of the body.

The Yankees -Reliever is in the closure for four or five days due to a PEC problem, said manager Aaron Boone on Saturday, which appeared after his last LIVE -BLIGHT training meeting.

“We don't think it's serious, but enough to hold him back for a few days,” said Boone before continuing a series against the Mets in the Yankee Stadium.

Cousins ​​had confronted Giancarlo Stanton in his first live meeting on May 6th and then threw another one to perform the PEC problem.

He had hoped to be back in mid -June, but this shutdown will almost certainly delay this timeline.

Boone said Cousins ​​subjected tests on his PEC, but did not seem to be concerned that this could lead to a slightly larger one.

“I just think that he has a bit of discomfort,” said Boone. “Hopefully it's nothing serious.”

The Yankees already have a solid bullpen and became more whole on Friday when Jonathan Loáisiga was activated by the IL.

You also have Scott Effross on a rehab task and Clayton Beeter finished his before it was optional for triple-A, where he delivers depth if you need a fresh arm.

However, if cousins ​​can get well, he would offer another back end option with high strike potential after turning into a high-quality arm by the end of last season.

In 2024, the 30-year-old Righty achieved an ERA of 2.37 ERA with 53 strikeouts in 38 Innerings.