New York Yankees received and shared good news in the last hours as it was announced that Jonathan Loáisiga would already have a return date to launch on the MLB after several days out of action following a injury. The Nicaraguan could be activated in the roster of the ‘Mules’ this week, in the final stretch of the 2021 Season.
Jonathan Loáisiga has improved on the injury he suffered and this Sunday, September 26, he launched a bullpen session at Fenway Park before the game between the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox.
As reported by Aaron Boone, helmsman of the ‘Mules’, the Nicaraguan had a good performance and could be heading to be activated in the MLB roster on Tuesday or Wednesday during the tour in Toronto for the series against Blue Jays.
Loáisiga suffered from a strain in the right shoulder area about 10 days ago that slowed his starts as a reliever for the Bronx team and who had been a fundamental part of the bullpen.
Jonathan Loáisiga has seen action in 54 games in the 2021 MLB Season with the New York Yankees, during which time he has posted five saves of nine presented opportunities, as well as a 2.25 ERA.
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