Clarke Schmidt's injury has prompted the Yankees to explore additional pitching options as they navigate roster adjustments heading into the deadline.

Clarke Schmidt is recovering from an internal brace procedure on his pitching elbow that involved reattaching the ulnar collateral ligament. He aims to return post-All-Star break next season and has avoided a full Tommy John reconstruction. Schmidt displayed impressive performance early in the season with a 3.32 ERA.

Schmidt's injury is a significant loss for the Yankees, further complicating their pitching situation as they seek additional help.

Clarke Schmidt is another key pitcher for the Yankees whose season is over due to injury, contributing to the team's urgent need for reliable starting pitching as the trade deadline approaches.

Clarke Schmidt, another starter for the Yankees, is also recovering from Tommy John surgery, contributing to the team's pitching woes.