Yankees get bad news about Corey Kluber’s injury

Corey Kluber He was beginning to be the twice-winning Cy Young Award-winning pitcher after pitching a no-hitter, no-run game. However, in the opening after the feat had to quit the game for a pain in the shoulder, and after undergoing the corresponding examinations, the New York Yankees got bad news about their starter.

At Wednesday’s pregame conference, manager Aaron Boone confirmed that the MRI he underwent Kluber threw a tension on the subscapularis muscle, so the pitcher will miss at least four weeks of the season.

Boone said Kluber has a sub-scapular strain and will be shut down for at least 4 weeks.

— Jack Curry (@JackCurryYES) May 26, 2021

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Corey Kluber could barely pitch three two-run innings in Tuesday’s game. After the game he said that the start had felt more like a precautionary act.

During the 2020 season, Kluber could barely throw an inning as a broken shoulder quickly ended his participation. The injury caused the teams to have some reservations about his hiring, however, the Yankees trusted him after the showcase he organized.

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