Gil Returns, Rodon Ready for Yankees

It's April 1st.

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Lewis Gill, the New York Yankees 2024 American League rookie of the year, is gearing up to

rejoin the big club mid-April.

He missed the opening day rotation, but will make one star for Triple A Scranton Wilkes

Barry first, then slot right in.

After a recent bullpen session down in Florida, Gill heads north to the top of Phillya for

that key outing.

The Yankees kicked off with a tight four-man rotation, leaving the right-hander as the odd

man out.

In spring training, he posted two wins against one loss with a 4.66 ERA over six starts.

Last season, injuries limited him to 11 appearances, but he still flashed with four wins, one

loss and a sharp 3.32 ERA after, debuting August 3rd.

Shifting gears to Carlos Rodón, the lefty, felt some right hamstring tightness Tuesday,

but threw off the mound Wednesday, without issues.

He's traveling to Yankees Stadium for Friday's home opener against the Miami Marlins, and

no tests or plant.

Sounds like a minor hiccup for Rodón, who's building back from elbow surgery last fall.

Keep watching these pictures as the Yankees settle into the season.