Scott Effross Continues Minor League Journey

Scott Effross Continues Minor League Journey

Scott Effross, a right-handed pitcher for the New York Yankees, will continue to pitch in the minor leagues. His status has not changed despite no longer technically rehabbing.

Performance Overview

Effross had shown promise earlier this season, pitching:

  • 3 ¹/₃ scoreless innings in three games with Double-A Somerset and the Florida Coast League.
  • However, he experienced a setback, allowing two runs on four hits with Somerset on Saturday.

Manager’s Expectations

Manager Aaron Boone expressed his expectations for Effross’ performance going forward:

"It’s about Scott pitching and stacking days and weeks so he can get that polish again."

Boone hopes that Effross can work his way up to The Bronx by putting himself in a position to be part of the team.

Path to the Yankees

Effross will need to demonstrate significant improvement if he wants to join the Yankees soon. For now, his focus remains on refining his skills in the minor leagues.

Injury Updates

The Yankees have been without several key players due to injuries this season, including:

  • Josh Donaldson: left calf strain (expected back within two weeks)
  • Harrison Bader: right elbow inflammation (expected back within three weeks)
  • Anthony Volpe: right knee inflammation (expected back within four weeks)
  • Jonathan Loáisiga: right shoulder impingement (expected back within six weeks)

Additional Injury Notes

  • Oswald Peraza: placed on injured list with right wrist tendinitis, expected to return shortly after Donaldson.
  • Isiah Kiner-Falefa: placed on injured list with left ankle sprain, expected to return shortly after Bader.
  • Frankie Montas: placed on injured list with left shoulder impingement, expected to return shortly after Volpe.
  • Luis Severino: placed on injured list due to right lat strain, may not be ready until late September or early October.
  • Michael King: out since July 1st due to right lat strain; appears closer to returning than Severino, potentially making an appearance before the end of August.

Effross’s journey in the minor leagues will be crucial for his development and potential return to the Yankees lineup.

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