Latest Yankees injuries and transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Yankees injury news and transactions.
Yanks top prospect Lombard Jr. exits early due to apparent injury
George Lombard Jr., the Yankees' No. 1 prospect, departed Tuesday's game for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre with an apparent injury. In the bottom of the fourth inning, Lombard attempted to field a one-hop throw from rehabbing catcher Austin Wells on a stolen-base attempt at second base. As Lombard reached to corral the
Grisham (hamstring) to miss a 'few weeks'; Stanton (calf) has setback
NEW YORK -- Austin Wells began a Minor League rehab assignment with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Tuesday, an encouraging sign after the catcher was sidelined by cervical headaches, but the Yankees may not welcome Trent Grisham or Giancarlo Stanton back to their lineup until next month. Stanton sustained a re-injury of
Grisham (right hamstring strain) to IL; Domínguez returns
TORONTO -- A little more than a week after losing Aaron Judge to injury, the Yankees are down another outfielder. Trent Grisham was placed on the 10-day injured list Saturday, having exited Friday’s 8-5 loss to the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre with a right hamstring strain. In a corresponding
Stanton's return to Yankees delayed by injury setback
TORONTO – Giancarlo Stanton experienced a setback in his recovery from a left calf strain and could undergo additional imaging, manager Aaron Boone said on Saturday. Stanton – who has been out since sustaining the injury on April 24 at Houston – felt a tweak or twinge while running bases
Yanks place Wells on IL, call up Sánchez to pair with Escarra behind plate
NEW YORK – Two weeks ago, Austin Wells expressed frustration with his performance as the Yankees’ starting catcher, using the word “terrible” to describe his stat line. There may now be a better explanation for those underwhelming results. Wells was placed on the 10-day injured list Saturday after being diagnosed
Disappointed Judge sees worst fear realized after trying to push through pain
NEW YORK – The diagnosis Aaron Judge said he feared most became reality on Thursday, when imaging revealed a stress fracture in the Yankees captain’s right first rib – an injury he said he had been attempting to manage for nearly six weeks. “I’m very disappointed,” Judge said on Friday
Judge to miss time with stress fracture in ribs but expected to return this season
NEW YORK -- The Yankees received a glimpse of what their lineup might look like without Aaron Judge during their three-game series against the Guardians, which concluded with a small-ball rally producing a tight 2-1 victory on Thursday. Their immediate future could look a lot like that. Judge was diagnosed
Judge, Yankees in holding pattern as they await clarity on injury
NEW YORK -- Aaron Judge was out of the starting lineup for a third consecutive game on Thursday as the Yankees' medical staff continues to seek a clear read on what is ailing the club's captain. Having experienced discomfort over the past several weeks that was initially diagnosed as a
Stanton, Domínguez making strides in returns from injury
NEW YORK -- As the Yankees continue to seek a conclusive diagnosis regarding Aaron Judge’s ailing rib cage and shoulder, Jasson Domínguez and Giancarlo Stanton are making positive strides in their respective efforts to return to the lineup. Domínguez and Stanton both participated in live batting practice at Yankee Stadium
Judge to get more tests on ailing rib cage as Yanks seek clarity on injury
NEW YORK – Aaron Judge watched a second consecutive game from the Yankee Stadium bench on Wednesday, and as he did, the Yankees’ medical staff continued to seek a clear read on what is ailing their captain. A New York-based specialist confirmed the club’s initial diagnosis of a bone bruise
Judge (bone bruise) remains out of lineup, headed for more tests
NEW YORK – Aaron Judge was held out of the Yankees' starting lineup for the second straight game in Wednesday's 5-4 loss to the Guardians. And now he's headed for more tests on his ailing rib cage.
Grisham's knee scans come back clean, could be available off bench
NEW YORK – One day after being forced to exit early from the Yankees’ 3-2 loss to the Blue Jays, outfielder Trent Grisham expressed relief on Thursday, having learned imaging on his ailing left knee showed no structural damage.
Domínguez (shoulder) hits off tee; still no timetable for return
NEW YORK – Hours after the medical cart disappeared through Yankee Stadium’s loading dock, Jasson Domínguez had undergone a CT scan and MRI on his aching left shoulder. The Yankees outfielder finally got a chance to watch his exceptional catch, which would send him to the 10-day injured list. What
Cole's next start could be in Bronx after touching 99.6 mph at Triple-A
NEW YORK – Triple digits nearly flashed when Gerrit Cole reached back for a little extra this weekend, and now his next pitches may be thrown in the Bronx.
Cole touches 99.6, expected to rejoin Yanks after one more rehab start
NEW YORK – Gerrit Cole said he was “not messing around” as he carried a quad-espresso Starbucks order through the players’ entrance before his sixth Minor League rehab start of the year. A few hours later, the Yankees right-hander had touched 99.6 mph, looking every bit like an ace ready
Fried (elbow) expects short IL stint -- and could join Cole in rotation on return
NEW YORK – The Yankees’ dream pairing of Max Fried and Gerrit Cole atop the rotation never materialized during their first season as teammates. That anticipated one-two punch appears to be delayed this year, too. Fried was placed on the 15-day injured list with a left elbow bone bruise, which
Fried (sore elbow) scheduled for imaging, 'not too worried' about diagnosis
BALTIMORE – The Yankees have wondered at times this season about Max Fried’s spotty command, even watching the All-Star ditch his windup in hopes of targeting the strike zone more effectively. They have greater concerns after the left-hander disappeared down the dugout tunnel after three innings on Wednesday. Initially diagnosed
Caballero (fractured finger) goes on IL, will reclaim job from Volpe when healthy
BALTIMORE – José Caballero was unable to talk his way out of a stint on the 10-day injured list, but his fractured right middle finger won’t cost him his job as the Yankees’ starting shortstop. Caballero’s strong performance convinced the Yankees to option Anthony Volpe at the conclusion of his
Caballero headed for MRI on sore right middle finger
BALTIMORE -- José Caballero wore a look of frustration as he flipped a pink Mother’s Day bat in the air, end over end, while approaching his locker in the Camden Yards visiting clubhouse on Monday afternoon. Not in the Yankees’ lineup and scheduled to return to New York for testing
Domínguez in concussion protocol, has shoulder sprain after collision with wall
NEW YORK -- Jasson Domínguez will be on the injured list for at least “a few weeks” after an MRI revealed a low-grade sprain of his left AC joint, the result of his exceptional catch on the first play of Thursday’s 9-2 Yankees victory over the Rangers, manager Aaron Boone
Yanks provide updates on rehab progress for Rodón, Cole
NEW YORK – Carlos Rodón is approaching the final checkpoint of his recovery from left elbow surgery performed in October after making a Minor League rehab start for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Tuesday at Worcester. Rodón pitched 6 1/3 innings and allowed six runs (five earned) on seven hits (including two
Rice (bruised hand) out of Monday's starting lineup, remains day to day
NEW YORK – Ben Rice was not in the lineup and unable to swing with full force on Monday, according to Yankees manager Aaron Boone, one day after a left hand contusion forced the Major Leagues’ OPS leader to exit the club’s 11-3 victory over the Orioles. “I don’t think
Yanks' offensive depth shines after Rice injury scare in latest romp
NEW YORK – The home run duo of Yankees first baseman Ben Rice and right fielder Aaron Judge was at it again on Sunday afternoon against the Orioles at Yankees Stadium. Both went yard, as well as Jasson Domínguez, in an 11-3 victory, which helped New York win another series
Volpe (shoulder) nearing return, but Yanks not rushing him back
NEW YORK -- Even though he told the Yankees he is ready to play in the Major Leagues, shortstop Anthony Volpe will continue to play with Double-A Somerset this weekend. The team will then re-evaluate their plans for Volpe after Sunday. Considering that they are in first place in the