Yankees RHP Luis Gil exits start vs. Guardians with back tightness
Aug 20, 2024; Bronx, New York, USA; New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Gil (81) delivers a pitch during the first inning against the Cleveland Guardians at Yankee Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Gil was lifted from Tuesday's game against the visiting Cleveland Guardians in the fourth inning because of low back tightness.
Gil called for a trainer after throwing a changeup to Cleveland slugger Jose Ramirez as Steven Kwan stole second. Following a brief meeting with manager Aaron Boone and a trainer, Gil was lifted and replaced by Tim Hill.
Pitching on seven days' rest, Gil allowed three runs and three hits in three-plus innings. The rookie issued six walks and struck out three, but threw first-pitch strikes to just six of 20 hitters, counting Ramirez.
Gil came into Tuesday 12-6 and has a 3.39 ERA in 24 starts. Gil has also struggled with command at times and yielded 66 walks in 124 2/3 innings after missing most of the previous two seasons due to Tommy John surgery.
--Field Level Media
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