Gary Sanchez got through his rehab game without apparent incident.

Mission completed. Even if the means for surviving that game were comical.

Low-A Charleston welcomed the on-the-mend Yankee on Monday, a one-game tuneup before he could chart a plane to California on Tuesday and be activated for Wednesday’s matchup against the Angels.

All he was tasked with was to show the Yankees he, after a left calf strain, was healthy enough to play.

He’s definitely healthy enough to jog.

Five innings of Sanchez’s RiverDogs tenure produced a few funny Sanchez moments, including a check-swing bloop toward shortstop, which took him a few seconds to get out of the batter’s box and a few more seconds of meandering toward first.

I’m relatively sure that at my current playing weight, I could still leg this one out that Gary Sanchez got banged out on here in Charleston. Seems like it might be a quick 0-2, pit stop at Halls Chophouse to go and on the jet out of the Palmetto State kind of night. pic.twitter.com/brGcaVes7Z

— Scott Eisberg (@SEisbergWCIV) April 23, 2019

His hustle improved a bit in his last at-bat of an 0-for-3 day, when he hit a hard ground ball to shortstop and was thrown out at first.

Gary Sanchez's night ended here in Charleston after a sharp ground out to short, but it was a pleasure having him here!

We wish @ElGarySanchez the best of the luck the rest of the season in New York! pic.twitter.com/GXYpLRnFJX

— Charleston RiverDogs (@ChasRiverDogs) April 23, 2019

With 6,588 RiverDogs fans on hand — the second-largest crowd at Joe Riley Park this season — Sanchez also let up two passed balls. To be fair, he hadn’t exactly caught 21-year-old Alexander Vizcaino before.

Either way, the Yankees will be thrilled when he arrives, the first of many reinforcements after an unfathomably painful first few weeks of this season.