Severino Exits Early With Right Arm Soreness
The Athletics starter was pulled before the 2nd inning began after reporting right arm soreness during warmups.
Luis Severino was pulled from his start against the Yankees before the top of the second inning on Friday night in West Sacramento. The team cited right arm soreness as the reason for his early exit. Severino had already allowed four runs in the first inning before the injury emerged. His availability for future starts is uncertain pending further evaluation.
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