Luis Severino

Luis Severino allowed two runs on a hit and four walks while striking out four over three innings, taking the loss against the Rangers on Saturday.

Fantasy Impact

Severino ended up missing most of the season as shoulder and lat injuries kept him sidelined since the spring. In three starts the 25-year-old righty was 1-1 with a 1.50 ERA. Severino should be healthy and ready to go for the 2020 season.

Luis Severino pitched four scoreless innings, struck out two and allowed only two hits as the Yankees defeated the Angels 8-0.

Fantasy Impact

Severino only threw 67 pitches in his season debut, but was extremely effective, throwing 47 for strikes. The young ace will continue to be eased into action after missing the entire year to date. However, Severino has enormous upside as the Yankees must continue to win games in order to secure home field advantage throughout the playoffs.

Luis Severino (shoulder) is scheduled to make his 2019 debut on Tuesday against the Angels.

Fantasy Impact

The 25-year-old ace has been out all season with a variety of injuries. He is expected to throw around 70-75 pitches on Tuesday as he continues building up his arm strength. While that outing might be cut short, Severino should still have a bit of fantasy value this month. He is worth picking up if he was dropped in your league. In 2018 Severino won 19 games, posted a 3.39 ERA, and struck out 220 batters in 191 1/3 innings.

Luis Severino (lat) will throw 45-50 pitches over about three innings in his rehab appearance with Double-A Trenton on Friday, Greg Johnson of The Trentonian reports.

Fantasy Impact

This is good news as Severino is increasing his pitch count from the 33 pitches from his first rehab outing on Sunday. The 25-year-old could be back on the Yankees soon but may end up in a relief role which would hurt his fantasy value.

Luis Severino (lat) gave up two runs on three hits while striking out two over one inning in his rehab start Sunday for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

Fantasy Impact

Severino obviously looked rusty as this was his first time on the mound this season. The Yankees don't have a timetable for Severino, but since the team intends to bring him back as a reliever, he may only need a couple more outings at Triple-A before being reinstated from the 60-day injured list.