Scott Effross of the New York Yankees has battled back from numerous injuries. He has overcome several back surgeries and most recently Tommy John surgery. He came into this spring with high hopes. The hopes faded away temporarily Tuesday afternoon as he exited the game against the Minnesota Twins after only throwing one pitch in the eighth inning at Hammond Stadium in Fort Myers.

Scott Effross ‘ outing didn’t last long on Tuesday, as the Yankees’ reliever exited a spring training game against the Twins after throwing just one pitch. Afterward, Aaron Boone said that the righty suffered a hamstring injury. Effross will likely undergo testing to determine the severity, according to the New York Post’s Greg Joyce.

Yankees reliever Scott Effross exited Tuesday’s spring training game against the Twins after throwing one pitch with a hamstring injury. Effross grabbed at his leg before he walked off the mound with a team trainer, according to the New York Post.