Hamilton may be coming back as soon as this weekend, but this is actually likely for Luis Gil, who is scheduled to come back from the IL to start on Friday.

Three years later, Anthony Rizzo is finally going back to Wrigley Field: “As far as closure, I think that door will always be open in Chicago. The amount of respect I have for the fan base and the love I have for them and the Cubs will never be [matched].” trib.al/Nv0dHyq

Yankees’ first visit to Wrigley since 2017

Brian Cashman is here with the Yankees at Wrigley Field.

Brian Cashman said the Alex Verdugo-Jasson Dominguez decision comes down to what gives the Yankees the best chance to win. Right now, they believe Verdugo in LF gives them the best chance.

Among other things this morning in his return to Wrigley Field, Anthony Rizzo said he hopes to retire a Yankee.

Yankees lineup vs. Cubs: Austin Wells returns

Ian Hamilton is set to be activated off the IL tomorrow. Nestor Cortes in all likelihood will piggyback Clarke Schmidt tomorrow.

Huge ovation for Anthony Rizzo after Cubs played a tribute video before his first game back at Wrigley Field

Cubs playing Anthony Rizzo's old walkup music for his first AB. He steps out and takes off his helmet to salute the crowd again.

Luis Gil's velocity has been down through the first two innings of his first start back from the IL, but he just struck out Pete Crow-Armstrong on a 98 mph fastball.

Aaron Judge ropes a double down the line to give the Yankees a 1-0 lead in the third inning.

Austin Wells, in his first game back from taking 95 mph to the hand, follows with a two-run single to make it 3-0 off lefty Jordan Wicks.

With the top of the Cubs order due up in the bottom of the sixth, Jake Cousins is warming in the bullpen.

Tough to put Luis Gil in the bullpen when he does this. Six shutout innings of one-hit ball with seven strikeouts in his return from the IL.

Cousins won't be closing today, as he gets the seventh inning to protect a 3-0 lead.

Tommy Kahnle gets the eighth.

Luke Weaver is warming for the save opportunity in the ninth, when the Cubs have a pair of lefties due up.

Yankees beat the Cubs 3-0. Luke Weaver gets the first save of his career.

Luke Weaver on pitching the ninth for his first career save: "Well, I could give you the correct answer – professional answer – or I could give you the actual answer: I couldn't see straight. I was blacked out for the most part. I was on pure adrenaline. But it was a great time."