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In New York, Yankees starter Ryan Weathers is heading for imaging after exiting Saturday's start against Toronto with left forearm discomfort, pulling out after just seventy-two pitches in the fourth inning. For a rotation already navigating uncertainty, this is exactly the kind of news the Bronx doesn't need right now.
Meanwhile, some genuinely good news out of Milwaukee, where Brandon Woodruff says he will not need surgery on his latest shoulder injury. That's a significant reversal for the two-time All-Star, who has spent the better part of the last two years watching from the sideline. Brewers fans will take any win they can get on that front.
And down in Austin, Texas linebacker Ty'Anthony Smith is out of the program after coach Steve Sarkisian dismissed him Saturday for conduct detrimental to the team. Sarkisian didn't elaborate on specifics, but the timing stings during fall camp when depth and chemistry both matter. The Longhorns are building toward what they hope is a serious College Football Playoff run, and roster discipline is clearly non-negotiable under Sarkisian's watch.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
