New York Yankees starter Luis Severino pitched 4 1/3 innings, allowing two runs, in the teams 4-1 loss to the Astros in Game 3 of the ALCS. Severino struck out six but allowed five hits, including a pair of solo home runs in the first two innings. When facing an opponent like Houston's starter Gerrit Cole, those two runs were enough to sink Severino's chances of winning. Severino was pulled after 97 pitches, walking three and failing to get deep into the game. The right-hander should be good ...

New York Yankees starter Luis Severino will take the ball in Game 3 against the Astros in Yankee Stadium. Severino tossed four spotless innings in the ALDS and his stuff looked electric. Severino has missed most of the season due to injury and is not expected to pitch deep into the game. The talented starter pitched against the Astros twice in the 2017 playoffs, both games ending in Astros wins. Severino should feel comfortable out of the gate, however, going 10-2 with a 2.74 ERA pitching at ...

New York Yankees pitcher Luis Severino pitched four spotless innings as the Yankees swept the Twins in the opening round of the playoffs. Severino allowed four hits while striking out four and was lifted after 83 pitches. The right-hander has missed a huge portion of the season due to injury. But his arrow will be pointing up when the Yankees face off against their next opponent in the ALCS.

Pitching for the first time in 2019 after injuring his shoulder on March 5, New York Yankees starter Luis Severino had a successful return on Tuesday night as the Yankees defeated the Angels 8-0. Severino pitched four scoreless innings, allowing only two singles and walking two. Throwing 47 of his 67 pitches for strikes, Severino reached 98.9 MPH on the gun and lines up for his next start at home against the Blue Jays on Sunday. Many owners who've kept him stashed all year will have a tough ...

New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Severino (shoulder) has been activated from the 60-day injured list on Tuesday. He will make his season debut against the Los Angeles Angels. He's been sidelined all season due to lat and shoulder injuries. He's someone worth looking at as a streaming option, but could be limited in his first start back. Severino is going to be a better fantasy option next time through the rotation.

New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Severino (shoulder) is scheduled to make a rehab start on Sunday with Double-A Trenton. Severino pitched well during his two inning simulated game on Tuesday. Severino has been out all season due to shoulder and lat injuries. Hopefully, he'll be back in the middle of September to help the Yankees.

New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Severino (shoulder) and relief pitcher Dellin Betances (shoulder) are both scheduled to face live hitters in a simulated game on Tuesday. Severino could see his first game action on a rehab assignment after Tuesday, but given how little time there is left in the regular season, it's more likely that he returns in a relief role down the stretch, which would severely limit his fantasy value. Betances should need less time for a return, but the Yankees want ...

New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Severino (shoulder) could get into a minor league game in around 10 days after his simulated game on Thursday was a success, according to manager Aaron Boone. Severino has missed the entire 2019 season up to this point and is more likely to return in a relief role down the stretch. Even if he does return as a starter, the Yankees will be very cautious with him and he'll probably only make a start or two before the regular season is over. There's very ...

New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Severino(lat) will face three hitters on Sunday in preparation for a simulated game that would be followed by a minor league start. The developments in this situation have finally trended in a positive direction, although it's still not clear what Severino's role with the big-league club will be, even if all goes smoothly. With his talent, however, he remains a hold in leagues that run all the way through the end of the season and allow him to easily be ...

Back on a mound for the first time in five months, Yankees ace Luis Severino threw a 23-pitch bullpen session on Friday afternoon, throwing mostly fastballs and changeups as well as mixing in two sliders. Severino left the session claiming that he felt strong and will likely throw another bullpen on Monday while working in the 35-pitch range. Factoring in another bullpen or two beside Mondays, Severino could be in line to start a rehab assignment in the next 1-2 weeks. While good news, his ...