Right-handed Jack Cousins Will undergoes surgery by Tommy John. manager Aaron Boone Today’s beat members include Brendan Kuty of Track and Field. Therefore, the cousins will miss the entire 2025 season, at least in the first half of 2026. He is already on the 60-day list of injuries.
The news was obviously cruel to the cousin, but it was not shocking, as his arms bothered him all year round. When the camp opened in mid-February, the cousins reportedly were halfway through the three to four weeks of closure due to the forearm strain. Be an infielder/outfielder Pablo Reyes Cousins broke the opening day squad, with the corresponding move being transferred to the 60-day IL, meaning he effectively wrote off him in the first two months of the season.
He did start his rehabilitation mission in early June, but it only lasted twice. “It seems that UCL was injured,” Boone said, and he was shut down. A few days ago, Boone said things tend toward Tommy John’s surgery, which is the path now confirmed.
The program usually comes with a 14 to 18-month recovery schedule. Therefore, the cousins miss all current campaigns. He will have a shot when he returns later in 2026, but that won’t be guaranteed.
Between the Winemakers and the Yankees, he logged in to the 90 2/3 major league innings with an average running race of 2.78. His 14.8% walk rate is high, but he also hit 32.6% of the batsmen and got the ground ball in 47.1% of the game.
His service time this year is two years and 91 days. He will collect service hours at Illinois State University (IL), so it will reach 3.091 by the upcoming offseason. This will give him the first time he is qualified for arbitration. He won’t be able to raise a very salary very much due to the surgery, but he will be a non-candidate anyway. If Yonkers were to give him a contract, he would occupy 40 players throughout the winter, as there was no IL between the end of the World Series and the opening of the spring training.
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