Weathers exits Yankees game, diagnosed with left forearm flexor strain
The Yankees pitcher left his outing early and received an official injury diagnosis the following day.
Ryan Weathers exited a Yankees game early due to what was later confirmed as a left forearm flexor strain. The injury was officially diagnosed the day after his early departure from the mound. Forearm flexor strains are considered serious arm injuries for pitchers and often require extended recovery time. The Yankees have responded by placing Weathers on the injured list.
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