Photo: Instagram/Jonathan Loáisiga Jonathan Loáisiga's season with the Yankees has been cut short due to injury. The right-hander, expected to play a significant role in the bullpen, will miss the remainder of the 2024 season. Loáisiga revealed on Saturday that he has a partially torn ulnar collateral ligament, requiring season-ending surgery. Additionally, he sustained a right flexor strain during his recent appearance against the Diamondbacks. Expressing frustration, Loáisiga stated, "It's a tough moment to deal with. At the same time, there's a will inside. I want to be out there pitching." Photo: Instagram/Jonathan Loáisiga The 29-year-old will undergo surgery with Dr. Keith Meister in Texas. While the recovery period is estimated at 10-12 months, there's optimism that he may avoid his second Tommy John surgery. Loáisiga's injury history has been a concern for the Yankees, who managed his workload cautiously this spring. Despite his promising start to ...