Luis Gil Begins MiLB Rehab with Hudson Valley
Yankees starter Luis Gil is on a rehab assignment with High-A Hudson Valley, a step toward returning from injury.
Luis Gil, a starting pitcher for the New York Yankees, has begun a Minor League rehab assignment with the Hudson Valley Renegades, the team's High-A affiliate. The move was reported by Yankees beat reporter Bryan Hoch. A rehab assignment indicates Gil has been on the injured list and is working his way back to the major league roster. His activation timeline will depend on how the rehab progresses.
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