In four shutout innings, the 6-foot-11 turned in the longest outing of his career, his best showing of the season and flashed signs of the pitcher who put himself at the top of the pecking order for bulk bullpen innings in the spring. The message for Hjelle on Thursday was different than the last time he was optioned to Triple-A at the start of May. … Obviously the team is rolling, so I want to be as much a part of that as possible.” Hjelle makes strong impression “So hopefully we’ll avoid something serious. So I was thinking that I wasn’t really feeling anything because of that, but it feels about the same today,” Yastrzemski said.
In my head I was thinking I still had adrenaline going, there was a lot of blood pumping. I wouldn’t rule anything out even for today.” “I don’t want to say we’re completely out of the woods, but it feels less serious than that and we have the idea that perhaps he’s ready for play for us in the next couple days. “You really got the sense that he had re-injured that hamstring and it was going to be a problem for a long period of time,” manager Gabe Kapler said. Right-hander Sean Hjelle, who tossed four scoreless innings in Wednesday’s win, was optioned out. That said, the Giants are going to play it safe with Yastrzemski, and with him limited Thursday, they recalled speedy switch-hitting outfielder Bryce Johnson from Triple-A Sacramento. “Everyone seemed pretty happy with it,” he said. Yastrzemski isn’t a doctor, but he can read a room. Yastrzemski left the game with tightness in his left hamstring, the same one that sidelined him for the first two weeks of May, but scans revealed only some inflammation and swelling, not enough to even earn a Grade 1 designation. But after undergoing an MRI Thursday morning, Yastrzemski said he believed he avoided the worst-case scenario and would be able to skirt a second stint on the injured list. It appeared their 10-game winning streak might have hit a snag in the sixth inning of their 4-2 win Wednesday night, when Mike Yastrzemski pulled up and limped into third base. SAN FRANCISCO - Seemingly everything is going right for the San Francisco Giants right now, even when it comes to injury updates.
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