Clarke Schmidt is recovering after the Yankees curtailed his live batting practice session on Tuesday because of forearm cramping. Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Schmidt believed the discomfort was cramping and that, during the evaluation, he was informed it “seems like” the issue was indeed cramping. The reports indicate the team is treating the situation as a cramping-related problem rather than a different type of injury, and they are now moving toward subsequent steps based on how Schmidt responds to treatment and rest. While specific timelines for his next appearance are not provided in the accounts, both outlets frame the latest information as a positive development because it aligns with Schmidt’s initial assessment. The Yankees appear to be monitoring his symptoms and recovery closely before determining how his workload will progress.