The Yankees’ spring training has seen mixed results, but key arrivals and performances offer hope. Aaron Judge, the reigning AL MVP, is back and willing to hit anywhere in the lineup. Jasson Dominguez shows promise in left field, hitting a homer off Carlos Rodón. Anthony Volpe, entering his third season, […]
New York Yankees’ All-Star Giancarlo Stanton is “behind schedule” for Opening Day 2025 due to an elbow issue. Manager Aaron Boone revealed that Stanton’s injury, similar to “tennis elbow,” will linger throughout the season. Stanton’s power is crucial for the Yankees, and his absence would significantly impact their lineup. Read
With All-Star closer Clay Holmes reportedly heading to the Baltimore Orioles, the New York Yankees are eyeing internal prospects to fill the void. Promising young arms from their farm system are set to step up, aiming to fortify the bullpen and maintain the team’s competitive edge in the upcoming season.
New York Yankees star Giancarlo Stanton faces a challenging start to spring training, battling twin elbow injuries sustained during last season’s World Series. Manager Aaron Boone emphasizes a cautious approach, likening the injuries to tennis elbow. Stanton’s readiness for Opening Day remains uncertain, but his postseason heroics, including a 1.048
Yankees manager Aaron Boone is contemplating a lineup change, potentially moving Aaron Judge from his preferred third spot to second. This decision comes amidst significant roster turnover since the Yankees’ World Series loss. With spring training underway, Boone has over a month to finalize his lineup strategy, leaving fans curious
Yankees catcher Austin Wells will sit out the first week of spring training games, stating he is “not ready” rather than injured. Despite appearing in the batter’s box during a live batting practice session with new left-hander Max Fried, Wells did not take any swings. This decision highlights the team’s
Yankees manager Aaron Boone is undecided on Aaron Judge’s position in the 2025 lineup, considering a move to second or third base. This uncertainty stems from DJ LeMahieu’s recent struggles and the need to optimize the lineup for run-scoring. Fans await the final decision with anticipation, as Judge’s placement could
Yankees designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton is “behind schedule” due to elbow injuries, raising concerns about his readiness for Opening Day. Stanton played through these injuries during last season’s playoffs, contributing significantly to the team’s success. His potential absence would be a major blow to the Yankees’ offense, especially with the
