Ian Hamilton is one of the right-handers likely to return to the Yankees' bullpen next season, barring any trades. He is part of a group that the team is considering retaining as they reshape their relief pitching staff.

Ian Hamilton strained a calf muscle while covering first base in Game 3 of the AL Championship Series against Cleveland and was subsequently replaced by right-hander Mark Leiter Jr.

Ian Hamilton strained a calf muscle while covering first base in Game 3 of the AL Championship Series against Cleveland and was subsequently replaced by right-hander Mark Leiter Jr.

Ian Hamilton suffered a low-grade calf strain while covering first base during Game 3, forcing him to exit the postseason. His injury led to his removal from the roster, and he will be ineligible to play in the World Series if the Yankees advance. Hamilton had a 3.82 ERA in 35 games this season and had recently returned from a lengthy recovery after a strained side muscle. His absence puts additional pressure on the Yankees' bullpen as they navigate the playoffs.

Ian Hamilton suffered a severe calf injury while covering first base in Game 3, leading to his removal from the ALCS roster. His injury will prevent him from being eligible for the World Series if the Yankees advance.