I thought I'd start a thread for these and run through the latest updates on where guys stand:
Luke Voit: At the alternate site now and slowly ramping up, probably ready to return in 1-2 weeks.
Zack Britton: They put him on the 60 day IL to clear a 40 man spot and expect him ready when he is eligible, which is the end of May.
Luis Severino: Cashman said this week he is on track and they expect him back sometime between June-August.
Clarke Schmidt: Finally some positive signs here, Boone mentioned him yesterday:
"Schmidt recently began playing catch as he tries to rehabilitate a common flexor tendon straight he suffered at the start of spring training. The 25-year-old righty received a second opinion and a cortisone shot April 13.
“He’s doing well,” manager Aaron Boone told reporters. “He’s thrown now two or three times in his catch play and each time has gone well so hopefully he’s on his way now to start building up. Obviously, it’s going to take a while because he’s starting from scratch essentially, but he’s doing well.”"
Robinson Chirinos: NY's third string catcher, hit by a pitch in the wrist in spring training and had surgery to repair it on March 16, with a 4-6 weeks estimated recovery period, so he should be starting to get back soon hopefully.
Luke Voit: At the alternate site now and slowly ramping up, probably ready to return in 1-2 weeks.
Zack Britton: They put him on the 60 day IL to clear a 40 man spot and expect him ready when he is eligible, which is the end of May.
Luis Severino: Cashman said this week he is on track and they expect him back sometime between June-August.
Clarke Schmidt: Finally some positive signs here, Boone mentioned him yesterday:
"Schmidt recently began playing catch as he tries to rehabilitate a common flexor tendon straight he suffered at the start of spring training. The 25-year-old righty received a second opinion and a cortisone shot April 13.
“He’s doing well,” manager Aaron Boone told reporters. “He’s thrown now two or three times in his catch play and each time has gone well so hopefully he’s on his way now to start building up. Obviously, it’s going to take a while because he’s starting from scratch essentially, but he’s doing well.”"
Robinson Chirinos: NY's third string catcher, hit by a pitch in the wrist in spring training and had surgery to repair it on March 16, with a 4-6 weeks estimated recovery period, so he should be starting to get back soon hopefully.
