Yankees’ Gleyber Torres pulls himself from game after getting hit by pitch

HOUSTON — Gleyber Torres survived a 93 mph fastball to the right thumb for half an inning, but it ultimately ended his night early.

After getting drilled on the thumb by a pitch in the top of the seventh inning, Torres pulled himself from the game in the bottom of the inning as the Yankees went on to beat the Astros 7-1 on Friday night at Minute Maid Park.

X-rays came back negative on Torres’ thumb, which relieved the second baseman, though he was still experiencing some soreness after the game.

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“I feel a little bit better right now,” Torres said. “I hope [Saturday] I can play.”

Torres had been flexing his right hand during his trip around the bases in the top of the inning after getting hit by Astros reliever Tayler Scott.

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But when Yankees pitching coach Matt Blake visited Victor Gonzalez on the mound in the bottom of the inning, Torres walked off the field.

“I felt good after the hit-by-pitch, but I [wasn’t] able to throw the ball really well, so I don’t want to put [first baseman Anthony Rizzo] in that situation with a man on first,” Torres said. “Maybe a double-play situation, I don’t want to mess around with that. Just tried to make the best decision for the team.”

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Jahmai Jones replaced Torres at second base and fielded a pair of ground balls cleanly in the next inning.

If Torres is forced to miss any time, the Yankees could use newly acquired utilityman Jon Berti or the red-hot Oswaldo Cabrera at second base.

As of Friday night, though, Torres was hoping the thumb issue would not linger.

“Every hit-by-pitch on the hand, there’s too many small things there I was worried about,” he said. “But X-ray came back negative. Just a little bit sore.”

The Yankees survived another injury scare earlier in the night when Juan Soto twisted his ankle on a base running out Aaron Judge’s inning-ending pop-up, but he remained in the game and said he would play Saturday.

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