Chip fracture in right wrist

The Yankees have been blessed with good health for most of the spring, but those fortunes took a turn on Wednesday afternoon when lefty reliever Andrew Miller was hit on the right wrist by a line drive.

3/30/16: MLB.com Yankees reporter Bryan Hoch discusses the right wrist injury suffered by pitcher Andrew Miller and what’s next for New York 3/20/16: Bryan Mitchell pitches 2 2/3 innings of perfect relief, striking out two and earning the Spring Training victory Mitchell’s injury did not appear to be as serious as the one to Miller, who is in line to serve as the closer while Aroldis Chapman serves his 30-game suspension, which is set to end on May 9.

Right-hander Dellin Betances said that he spoke to Miller in the clubhouse shortly after the injury.

“Any time you get a line drive, right away I don’t think it’s going to feel good,” Betances said.

If Miller is unavailable for a significant stretch of time, Betances will be asked to pick up save opportunities, something he did last season when Miller was on the disabled list from June 10 to July 8 with a left flexor forearm muscle strain.