The New York Yankees are winning games, but the offense has shown some cracks lately. Anthony Volpe is ice cold. Cody Bellinger looks lost at the plate.
Giancarlo Stanton took his first public step toward a return to the New York Yankees’ lineup before Tuesday night’s game against the Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field.
The New York Yankees are riding a wave of optimism as spring turns to summer in the 2025 MLB season, with two cornerstone pieces, Giancarlo Stanton and DJ LeMahieu, inching closer to their return.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
Giancarlo Stanton isn’t close. But there’s at least a loose return window now. After weeks of vague optimism, Yankees manager Aaron Boone gave a more concrete update this week, telling NJ.com’s Bob Klapisch: “I don’t think one month (for full recovery), but probably inside of two months.
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone sounds like a man expecting to see Giancarlo Stanton crushing homers soon. Speaking ahead of Sunday’s game against the San Francisco Giants, Boone provided a significant update on his star designated hitter’s recovery from elbow issues.
It’s been a solid start to the season for the New York Yankees, with some ups and downs along the way. Coming into the year, the Yankees knew that they
It remains to be seen as to when New York Yankees star Giancarlo Stanton will return from injury. However, how will Stanton’s injury return impact his replacement, Ben Rice?
The New York Yankees started their 2025 season in an outstanding fashion during their opening three-game series against the Milwaukee Brewers. The Yankees swept the NL Central club and outscored them 36-14 in the process.
Despite a loss on Tuesday, the Yankees are off to a fast start at 3-1, and whether you're a torpedo fan or not, their bats are leading the way. Through four games, the Bombers have hit a jaw-dropping 18 home runs, scoring 41 runs.
Tyler Wade and Giancarlo Stanton frequently shared a spot in the New York Yankees lineup during the 2021 season. Four years later, it’s time for the Yankees to reunite a light-hitting utility player and one of the sport’s most feared sluggers.
The New York Yankees know that it is going to be a little while until designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton is back in the middle of their lineup. He is currently on the injured list because of issues with his elbows.
Everyone in baseball continues to buzz about the Yankees’ use of their so-called “torpedo” bats and speculate about the effect it is having on their explosive offense to start the season.
We need a baseball CSI unit to look into this. Amid all the chatter about the New York Yankees’ new bats, I remembered that back in spring training, New York Post columnist Jon Heyman wrote about an intriguing theory: could a change in bats be partly to blame for Giancarlo Stanton's persistent elbow issues?
The New York Yankees started off the 2025 season with a decent amount of injuries to key players, putting 11 on the injured list prior to Opening Day.
The New York Yankees are finally getting some much-needed positive news on the injury front, and it comes from none other than Giancarlo Stanton. The 35-year-old slugger has resumed hitting indoors after receiving PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatments in both elbows, according to manager Aaron Boone.
The New York Yankees are dealing with a multitude of injuries as they prepare for their matchup against the Milwaukee Brewers on Opening Day. One of the key contributors who won't be in the lineup for the first game of the season is designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton.
New York Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton will not be in the lineup on Opening Day against the Milwaukee Brewers, or any time soon, but a new report indicates that there is optimism for his return to the lineup at some point this season, despite some of the dire wording regarding the elbow injuries throughout the spring.
The New York Yankees formally placed designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton on the 10-day injured list Wednesday as he continues to deal with tendinitis in both elbows.
The injury bug has hammered the New York Yankees during spring training.
Giancarlo Stanton offered an update this morning about the elbow injuries that have kept him from playing this spring. He told reporters, including Bryan Hoch of MLB.com, that the problem is “considered severe” in each of his elbows.
Stanton has been unable to even swing a bat for weeks now.
He has can still looked like one of baseball’s most dangerous hitters from time to time.
The Yankees' lineup will be significantly lacking at the beginning of the 2025 season. To fill that hole, they could consider signing a veteran power hitter.
Giancarlo Stanton may miss Opening Day, and there's concern about what has become an acute and painful tendinitis in both elbows.
Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton has returned to New York to undergo medical testing, multiple outlets reported Monday. Stanton, 35, has yet to take part in spring training activities in Tampa, Fla., as he continues to battle tendinitis in both elbows.
Once again, the injury bug has bitten New York Yankees designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton.
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