 Greetings from Tampa, Florida. A lot of encouraging news when it comes to Yankee starters. We will start with Luis Severino, who threw a live VP session today, the equivalent of two innings. Afterwards, Aaron Boone said he was extremely pleased by what he saw from Luis Severino and added, he's probably the furthest along starter right now in this Yankees camp. Severino had worked out here in the Tampa area throughout the course of the off season, and you could just tell he is amped up and ready to get started again. Now, Aaron Judge was one of the guys that actually stepped in the batter's box today, but it's not the first time throughout this off season that he's actually faced Severino. He was in a couple live sessions with him, and he said that Severino, the first time said that his bull pens were about 91, 92. He was just hoping to reach 93. Instead, he stood on the mound through his first pitch, and it was about 97 miles an hour, according to Aaron Judge. So all good signs when you're talking about Luis Severino, and we know when he's healthy, he could be one of the best pitchers in the American League. Now, when you look at Severino over the last couple of seasons, he really has not thrown over the last two years. With that in mind, I asked Aaron Boone whether or not there would be any restrictions on Severino. And while Boone said there is no innings limit specifically, they are certainly going to be cautious. They will continue to keep an eye on him, but more than anything, the amount that they allow him to throw will really be dictated by how he feels. Also noteworthy, Garrett Cole threw a bull pen today, as did Davy Garcia, and Aaron Boone said Garcia, despite having a tough year last year, seemed to be trending in the right direction this spring, so that's something to keep an eye on. Other than that, a lot going on here at Yankees camps that we're using all three fields today, people getting in work, whether it be defensively or in the batter's box, and we will have all the coverage throughout the course this week leading up to the first game on Sunday on the Yes Network. But guys, for now, I'm gonna take a step aside. I will see you tomorrow.