The New York Yankees slugger who knows a thing or two about hot streaks and jaw-dropping power didn’t hold back when asked about the Yankees captain’s torrid start to the 2025 season “I played MLB: The Show,” Stanton told YES Network “And I don't think I could play as good as he’s played now and it's become almost like everyone just shakes their head Judge is batting .432, leads the majors in OPS That’s a stretch that includes four home runs and more multi-hit nights than most players get in a month He’s not just locked in; he is laser-focused New York Yankees teammates Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton He’s dominating in a way that feels like we should be watching him on a scratchy black-and-white film in a lineup with Babe Ruth or Lou Gehrig.  Stanton’s comment might sound like playful praise but let's consider where it's coming from.  Stanton not only once hit 59 home runs in a season and won the National League MVP but he was the Yankees’ best hitter in the playoffs last season He hit seven home runs in the Yankees' run to the World Series So, when Stanton, who is on the 60-day injured list,  is speechless watching a power hitter you know what you’re watching is special Judge is the most dangerous hitter in baseball at the moment And even accomplished hitters are stopping to appreciate it The Yankees have ridden Judge’s bat to a strong start on the shelf and Giancarlo Stanton still working his way back Judge has done more than carry the load; he’s turned every plate appearance into must-watch theater Channelsreels-479683Reelsarrow-expand-479684Giancarlo Stanton discusses injury status, moreRays @ YankeesMay 4 2025 | 00:01:06add-reel-479685Reelsshare-square-2-479686ShareGiancarlo Stanton discusses his recovery from injury a timeline for a return to action and Aaron Judge's hot start to the season You can now search for over 3 million videos by player Use the search box to start your search with a player or a team and then use the filter panel to refine your results You can also start by selecting filters from the panel Videos can be embedded and shared directly from MLB.com Bienvenido a la nueva búsqueda de videos de MLB Ahora puede buscar más de 3 millones de videos por jugador Use el cuadro de búsqueda para comenzar su búsqueda con un jugador o un equipo y luego use el panel de filtro para refinar sus resultados También puede comenzar seleccionando filtros desde el panel Los videos se pueden insertar y compartir directamente desde MLB.com/es There was an error when executing your search Please refresh the page or try another query to get results If you are still having trouble, please describe your issue here and we will do our best to resolve it Por favor vuelva a cargar la página o intente con otros parámetros para obtener resultados Si aún así continua teneindo problemas, por favor descríbalo aquí y haremos todo lo posible por resolverlo It looks like there are no results for your search Please note that \\\"Play\\\" filters are only available after the 2015 season Videos from 2015 and prior can be searched by player Examples of \\\"Play\\\" filters:Hit ResultPitch ResultPitch Type\"},\"es\":{\"title\":\"¡Ponchado!\",\"body\":\"Aparentemente no hay resultados para tu búsqueda tenga en cuenta que los filtros de Play sólo están disponibles después de la temporada 2015 Los videos de 2015 y anteriores se pueden buscar por jugador There were no clips found for this selection Please refresh the page or try again later No se encontraron clips para esta selección Actualiza la página o vuelve a intentarlo más tarde The New York Yankees lead the Major Leagues in home runs with 57 as well as OPS at .817. The Bronx Bombers are second only to the Chicago Cubs in runs scored per game at 5.5. All of that has added up to a 19-15 record, enough for first place in the American League East by two games over their arch-rivals But how much better would they be with the career home runs leader among all active players in their lineup Giancarlo Stanton, whose 429 career round-trippers remains 42 ahead of second-place Mike Trout of the Los Angeles Angels, has yet to play a game for the Yankees in 2025. Last year he belted 27 home runs in 114 games — plus seven in the postseason to raise his playoff total to 18 home runs 41 games That was in early March. Now, two months and three platelet-rich plasma (PRP) shots later In an interview with the Yankees cable TV network YES on Sunday Stanton said that he was “hopefully not out too much longer.” The injured five-time All-Star took on-field batting practice for the first time all season on April 22 He told YES Network reporter Meredith Marakovits that he does not expect the pain in his elbow to go away completely but hopes to “get it to a point where it’s manageable and keep a good mentality and keep it rolling.” On Tuesday, Stanton told Marakovits, he is scheduled to take another live batting practice session when he will hit off another injured Yankee, pitcher Jake Cousins, who is working his way back from a right flexor strain that has kept him out of action so far in 2025 as well who won the 2017 National League MVP Award with the Miami Marlins said that no date for him to start a rehab assignment — the final step before joining the Major League team — has been set yet That date will be “based on how live ABs are and rehab will go from there,” Stanton said Just three days ago, the Yankees moved Stanton to the 60-day injured list. According to a report by The Athletic, the switch means that the earliest Stanton could return would be May 24 The Yankees took Atlanta Braves outfielder Bryan de la Cruz off the waiver wire on Thursday, and assigned him to Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes/Barre. But de la Cruz would bring a degree of added power to the Yankees lineup in Stanton’s absence, with 19 homers in 2023 when he was playing for the Miami Marlins, and 21 last year when he divided his season between Miami and the Pittsburgh Pirates Stanton told YES that the prolonged injury “has been awful for me But anything I can do to help the guys out The Yankees slugger told YES Network’s Meredith Marakovitz on Sunday that he’s scheduled to face reliever Jake Cousins in live batting practice on Tuesday.   This will be Stanton’s first look at real pitching since landing on he injured list with bilateral elbow tendinitis back in January How he feels after those swings will help determine when New York Yankees designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton Stanton said he will have like a "mini spring training" where he runs stays in his cleats for a whole game and takes multiple at-bats.  He said he will not be "healed" from the tendinitis in both elbows.  "We'll get it to a point where it's manageable and then go from there," Stanton said "There will be good days and bad days keep a good mentality and keep it rolling." Stanton hasn’t played in a game since last October's World Series, when he was a monster. He was moved to the 60-day IL earlier this week.  But by all accounts, he’s been progressing without setbacks for the last two months. He’s taken swings in the cage and ramped up on-field work. Now comes a big test with game-speed stuff Cousins is working back from his own elbow issue so the session will be a useful checkpoint for both players It’ll also give Stanton a look at a pitcher with big league stuff not just a coach or minor leaguer throwing to him.  Stanton changes the shape of the Yankees’ lineup He hit 20 home runs in 114 games last season not including seven in the postseason.  His return will help balance a lineup that has been very left-handed heavy without him. It will also add length to a lineup that’s leaned heavily on Aaron Judge early Tuesday’s session isn’t the return to the field Yankees fans are hoping for but Stanton is going to be facing a big test in his journey back to the big league lineup.  2025 5:02PMA suspect accused of DUI was in custody after a hit-and-run crash that killed an innocent driver in Orange County (KABC) -- A suspect accused of DUI was taken into custody after a fiery hit-and-run crash that killed an innocent driver in Orange County The violent collision occurred shortly after 11 p.m Friday at the intersection of Magnolia and Pacific avenues a spokesperson for the Orange County Sheriff's Department said News video of the aftermath showed one car engulfed in flames that were later extinguished by firefighters Investigators said the suspect struck the victim's car before attempting to drive away hitting several other vehicles in the process One person was transported to a hospital with unspecified injuries Whether that individual was the suspect was unclear CLEVELAND -- New York Yankees designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton took batting practice with teammates on Tuesday as he continues to recover from elbow issues Stanton took swings before the game at Progressive Field as the Yankees prepared for the middle game of their series against the Cleveland Guardians While Stanton has been working behind the scenes this was the first time he has taken outdoor batting practice Following New York's 3-2 loss to Cleveland manager Aaron Boone would not characterize the importance of Stanton's outdoor session "I don't know how significant because he's been doing a lot more than that (inside)," Boone said "But certainly it's good to see him out there on the and in a (BP) group hitting So I think all of us get a smile seeing that But I don't know if it's a significant step because he's been doing a lot more than that." Stanton has been dealing with tendinitis in both elbows with the ailment known as "tennis elbow" shutting him down since spring training The 35-year-old has said his elbows also bothered him last season and it's a matter of pain tolerance The team does not have a timetable for Stanton's return to their lineup It's likely he'll have to go on a minor league rehab assignment before he's ready to play in major league games Stanton is in his eighth season with New York he hit 27 homers and drove in 72 runs in 114 games As the Yankees advanced to the World Series Stanton has 429 homers in 15 seasons with the Yankees and Miami Marlins The Associated Press contributed to this report playGiancarlo Stanton's injury history (0:57)As Giancarlo Stanton faces uncertainty surrounding his elbows check out how many games he has missed since 2019 Stanton, 35, has been sidelined all season by tendinitis in both elbows. The five-time All-Star took batting practice with teammates last week for the first time this season but the team does not have a timetable for Stanton's return to its lineup He was among the club's top hitters in the postseason finishing with 15 hits -- including seven home runs -- and 16 RBIs as the Yankees advanced to the World Series De La Cruz batted .191 in 16 games this season for Atlanta. 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According to the New York Daily News Stanton is “still mainly hitting off the Trajekt machine.” Boone said Stanton is with the team in New York this weekend Boone and the Yankees are no strangers to playing without Stanton who has regularly spent time on the injured list across his seven Yankees seasons He’s played over 120 games only once since 2019 and he missed time the last two years with hamstring injuries A healthy Stanton dominated last year’s postseason winning ALCS MVP and smashing seven home runs in 14 games the 35-year-old did so while playing through those same arm injuries Ben Rice started 12 of the Yankees’ first 14 games at designated hitter counting Sunday afternoon’s showdown with the Giants It is unclear if Stanton would serve as the full-time DH upon returning or if he’d platoon with Rice a lefty who mashed four home runs over the season’s first two weeks Don’t expect to see Stanton too much in the outfield and the Yankees don’t seem especially inclined to give him a glove again.  Videos can be embedded and shared directly from MLB.com Los videos se pueden insertar y compartir directamente desde MLB.com/es If you are still having trouble, please describe your issue here and we will do our best to resolve it Si aún así continua teneindo problemas, por favor descríbalo aquí y haremos todo lo posible por resolverlo Please note that \"Play\" filters are only available for the 2016 Examples of \"Play\" filters:Hit ResultPitch ResultPitch TypeIf you still cannot find what you are looking for, please provide your feedback here. 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Si aún así continua teneindo problemas, por favor descríbalo aquí y haremos todo lo posible por resolverlo. 2025 | 00:02:58Giancarlo Stanton joins Meredith Marakovits to discuss his rehab process his favorite Star Wars movie and his bobblehead GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service has a new deputy commissioner and chief of staff as several long-time executives are leaving The General Services Administration is promoting some familiar faces into leadership roles as it prepares to reorganize its Federal Acquisition Service Laura Stanton is the new deputy commissioner of the FAS has been the assistant commissioner for the IT category since 2020 Stephanie Shutt is the new FAS chief of staff running the schedules program for five years before becoming the director of operation and innovation in September 2023 FAS Commissioner Josh Gruenbaum announced these and other changes in an email obtained by Federal News Network         Find out what steps agencies should take to better protect OT systems in our latest Executive Briefing Gruenbaum said Stanton also will continue to lead the IT category office in addition to her new role “The work you all do is critical – FAS plays a central role in helping the government buy smarter be more efficient and deliver value to taxpayers,” Gruenbaum wrote in the email “Laura and Stephanie both understand how important collaboration is to that mission I encourage you to show our support as they step into these new roles.” who has been deputy commissioner of FAS since 2018 and has worked at GSA for more than 38 years He spent his entire federal career with GSA who served as acting FAS commissioner in 2024 is retiring taking the deferred resignation program offer but I think you will find it nothing short of transformative It will reimagine how we serve our clients streamline our operations and leverage technological innovations I leave FAS knowing it has a bright future.” Gruenbaum also thanked Howder for his guidance and support over the last few months who has been FAS chief of staff since August 2024 and been in government since 1999         Sign up for our daily newsletter so you never miss a beat on all things federal Osabutey came to GSA in 2008 as a senior contracting officer and rose through the ranks serving as the acting deputy assistant commissioner for the Assistant Acquisition Services division before taking the chief of staff role “Teri has been a steady presence in the AAS portfolio for years and those skills were exactly what the front office needed over the past year,” Gruenbaum wrote I want to thank Teri for her support and for making me feel welcome in this role.” Jason Miller is executive editor of Federal News Network and directs news coverage on the people policy and programs of the federal government Follow @jmillerWFED The Yankees have handled themselves fine with Stanton in the lineup as their 18-13 record effectively demonstrates.  However, the Yankees are an even better team when Stanton is in the lineup, so they naturally want him to return as soon as possible. Unfortunately, Yankees manager Aaron Boone recently told reporters, including MLB.com's Bryan Hoch that there is still no set time for when Stanton will return to game action.  Now, the Yankees have added to their roster following this Stanton update. The team has announced that they have claimed outfielder Bryan De La Cruz from the Atlanta Braves the Yankees have announced that Stanton has been moved to the 60-day injured list Bryan De La Cruz with the Atlanta Braves.  will now provide the Yankees with more experienced outfield depth as they continue their season The 6-foot-1 outfielder appeared in 16 games with the Braves this season In 491 career major league games over five seasons split between the Miami Marlins, Pittsburgh Pirates New York adds an experienced outfielder to their Triple-A depth The New York Yankees added a rather experienced bat to their organization in Bryan De La Cruz claiming him from the Braves and sending him to the Triple-A squad In order to make room for De La Cruz on the 40-man roster the Yankees placed Giancarlo Stanton on the 60-day IL It’s actually somewhat surprising that this move hadn’t been done before considering the outlook on Stanton’s elbows was rather pessimistic teams are often strategic with their 60-day IL placements since that opens a 40-man roster spot Even though we’ve heard some positive news like Stanton taking recently taking batting practice he should still be out for a significant period The timetable on him has not necessarily changed because he’s likely facing a near-full spring training buildup anyway and wouldn’t have been facing an imminent return As far as De La Cruz goes, you only need to go back a year to see this guy as an everyday player for the Miami Marlins and Pittsburgh Pirates This is someone who can hit lefties hard when he’s going right and that’s been lacking in the Yankees’ lineup outside of Aaron Judge and Paul Goldschmidt De La Cruz had a .707 OPS in a little over 100 games with Miami last year before fading off significantly in Pittsburgh Dealing with the early absence of Ronald Acuña Jr. the Braves signed De La Cruz as a platoon/depth piece for their outfield in 2025 The former Marlin had an opportunity to run away with a larger role given the Jurickson Profar suspension and he finds himself in a new organization the man taking advantage of those opportunities in Atlanta is none other than old friend Alex Verdugo De La Cruz is a nice depth piece to add to your organization and the Yankees will try to work out some of his issues in the minors where they didn’t have much outfield depth at Triple-A anyway If they can possibly De La Cruz on track and in line with what fans saw from him in Miami (.724 OPS in four years as a Marlin from 2021-24) there could definitely be a spot for his skill set on the MLB roster We have used your information to see if you have a subscription with us Please use the button below to verify an existing account or to purchase a new subscription Your current subscription does not provide access to this content Please use the button below to manage your account  Verify you have a print subscription to get free digital access to our website INTRODUCTORY OFFER - $2 for first three months Access all content on our website for 48 hours Northeast/North Central Nebraska’s most trusted The Pender 4x800 team took tops honors at Saturday’s East Husker Conference track and field meet in Stanton Pictured are Breithbarth (right) handing off to Jala Krusemark Mia Hunke of West Point-Beemer earned first place with a time of 16.02 seconds in the 100-meter hurdles during the East Husker Conference track and field meet on Saturday in Stanton Stanton’s Becker Pohlman took first place in the 100-meter dash during Saturday's East Husker Conference track and field meet in Stanton Stanton’s Becker Pohlman took first place in the 100-meter dash during Saturday's East Husker Conference track and field meet in Stanton STANTON — Each of the team champions at the East Husker Conference track and field meet had their own reason that their title was a little extra special it was taking advantage of the opportunity to win a conference crown on their home track on Saturday it was winning the school’s first conference track and field team title — boys or girls Both championship squads used their depth to collect enough points to wrap up their titles before the final race allowing them to enjoy their special moments a little early “It’s the first time in our school’s history that we’ve won a conference title in track so it’s really cool,” Pender coach Dusty Krusemark said We knew coming in who we would be battling and I told them to just take it one event at a time Krusemark thought the Pendragons had a good chance of claiming a title which they did by outdistancing defending champion North Bend Central 118-96 “We just had to do our jobs in each of our events and not have any mess-ups and then we would be pretty comfortable,” he said “We knew the other teams would get a jump on us with some field events but we had to stay patient and wait until we got to the events where we would score a lot of points Things got off to a good start with a win in the 4x800 thanks to Hadley Walsh Kyla Krusemark and Jala Krusemark gave the Pendragons a 1-2 finish in the 800 Pender added a win in the 4x400 (River Butts “I feel like our field events held our own and we scored higher in a few things than we were supposed to,” Dusty Krusemark said “Then Maya really came out of nowhere this year in the 200 that matched some of the points other teams are scoring big there MIA HUNKE produced the biggest day of any individual athlete The West Point-Beemer senior was the lone person to claim three individual EHC titles by successfully repeating in the 400 “I’ve had a very long week with the North Bend meet on Tuesday and the Norfolk Classic on Thursday so I was just hoping for a good placing today for my team points,” Hunke said last year’s Class B state champion in the 300 hurdles I wasn’t expecting a (personal record),” she said Hunke said this week has helped prepare her for the postseason especially the two highly competitive hurdles races at the Norfolk Classic “My times always improve when I have someone pushing me.” Hunke fit into the theme of successful defending conference champions at this year’s EHC meet Twelve of the 17 events had the same gold medalist as last year Clarkson/Leigh’s Maizie Stoklasa repeated her freshman performance of winning the long jump and triple jump anchoring the winning 4x100 and placing second in the 100 North Bend Central’s Emma Williams again swept the 1,600 and 3,200 while Tekamah-Herman’s Emily Stansberry repeated in the high jump STANTON’S BOYS pulled away from defending champion West Point-Beemer to win 108.5-90 “We kind of thought we had a chance,” Mustangs boys coach Matthew Peter said “We didn’t add the points up for everybody but we thought we could score over 100 and have a chance we’re going to load you up and this is going to be the one we’re going to try to win.’ We don’t do that a lot With many of its top performers coming off the Norfolk Classic “We were just worried about placings and scoring points here and there We weren’t running our best or throwing our best Barrett Wilke and Ren Brown finished 1-2 in the shot put and discus to produce 36 points “I thought a big moment was that we had some milers finish fourth and fifth Becker Pohlman added a conference title in the 100 for Stanton Wakefield’s Cael Johnson swept the hurdles races Oakland-Craig’s Dawson Meyer won the 400 and 800 and North Bend Central’s Brier Cerny claimed the 1,600 and 3,200 golds One of the most impressive individual performances of the day came from Madison pole vaulter Griffin Jordan He cleared 14-10 and has increased his PR by 10 inches over the course of five days MADISON — A Norfolk man arrested for driving drunk twice in a span of 18 months will spend at least the next 20 months in prison Teams from across Northeast and North Central Nebraska traveled to Norfolk to compete in the 31st annual Norfolk Classic on Thursday visions of last year’s insect problems may invade gardeners’ minds Will bean leaf beetles chew holes in 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Click here to take a moment and familiarize yourself with our Community Guidelines TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us Careers at WJXT / WCWJ Closed Captioning / Audio Description WJXT Public File WJXT EEO Report WCWJ Public File WCWJ EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 News4JAX.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Stanton has yet to make his 2025 debut and even missed spring training because of his tendinitis About a month ago, Yankees manager Aaron Boone gave an update on Stanton saying that he had started swinging a bat again Stanton even took batting practice with his teammates just a week ago but it doesn't appear that he'll be ready to return for some time the earliest he can return to the active roster is May 24 Stanton was also placed on the 60-day IL to make room on the 40-man roster for outfielder Bryan de la Cruz who the Yankees claimed off waivers from the Atlanta Braves on Thursday The five-time All-Star has dealt with injuries for most of his MLB career and especially since joining the Yankees in 2018 He hasn't played more than 139 games in a season since his first year in New York Stanton slashed .233/.298/.475 with 27 home runs and 72 RBIs He also hit seven postseason home runs during the Yankees' run to the World Series The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Giancarlo Stanton was transferred to the 60-day injured list This move gives them a roster spot without affecting Stanton’s return timeline The move would allow him to return at the end of May, which had been the original plan. Giancarlo Stanton with the New York Yankees De La Cruz was very quietly designated for assignment by Atlanta. It appears the Braves tried to slip him through waivers to remove him from the 40-man roster but the Yankees acted quickly and claimed him was acquired by the Braves in the offseason after spending parts of the last three seasons with the Marlins He hit 21 home runs last year and drove in 68 runs while batting .233 across 149 games He brings experience and some right-handed power potential to a Yankees system that is suddenly very left-handed but the move suggests the Yankees are looking to deepen their options as the season progresses Stanton’s timeline has been a mystery since he reported to spring training having been shut down from swinging in January. He’s been hitting for a while, showing up at batting practice last week but there has been no indication he is nearing a rehab assignment yet This is a low-risk addition with possible upside De La Cruz has shown flashes of being a capable right-handed big league bat He could become a useful piece later this summer Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application to Edgar Duane Stanton and Whitney Aerial (Modlin) Gilbert.  Kevin's was a machine operator at Aptar of Midland for 17 years Kevin was a man of many interests and hobbies He had a passion for tinkering with anything electronic a skill that resonated with his innate curiosity Music played a significant role in his life He particularly enjoyed listening to the melodies of The Beatles whether it was lounging by the pool or enjoying the simplicity of tent camping Kevin is survived by his loving wife of 25 years Sherry Rae (Kilts) Stanton; three children and Richard and Adrienne Kilts; seven grandchildren Terri and Zachary LeBlanc; many nieces and nephews; and his step-mother Kevin was preceded in death by his parents Edgar Duane Stanton and Whitney Aerial Gilbert; brother Joseph Stanton; and father-in-law and mother-in-law Friends may visit with the family from 2:00 p.m A funeral service will take place at 1:30 p.m Interment will take place in Roselawn Memorial Gardens following the service Kevin’s request was that friends and family where casual and comfortable clothing to the visitation and service.  Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider Covenant VNA Hospice. Please share your thoughts and memories with the family at the funeral home or by visiting www.casefuneralhome.com.  Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors In an accompanying move, the team claimed outfielder Bryan De La Cruz off waivers and sent him to its Triple-A affiliate. Stanton has yet to play this season while dealing with tendinitis in each of his elbows. the fact remains the date for Stanton's 2025 debut is unclear They haven't missed Stanton's bat in the order too much Paul Goldschmidt and Ben Rice could be headed for some regression after far outplaying their projections so far is unlikely to provide much pop if he gets called up to the majors He had a .191/.240/.213 slash line in 50 plate appearances with the Atlanta Braves this year JoAnn Gasque Wasnesky and was predeceased his wife: Libby Squires; maternal grandparents: Calvin Gasque and Thelma Gasque Squires; one daughter: Dawn Squires and his Uncle Gerrald Squires kind family man that was always willing to help anyone Squires is survived by his partner: Katrina Ogdin; two sons: Stan W Squires and Alex Mitchell; three grandchildren: Mackenzie Bento Justin Squires and Elijha Benson; two brothers: Dennis Wasnesky and Donald Wasnesky; and one sister: Kelli Wasnesky Brown Visitation will be held from 1:00-1:45 PM Wednesday Funeral services will follow at 2:00 PM with the Rev Burial will be held at Salem Baptist Church.  Stanton plans to keep using 'Torpedo' bat upon return from ILYankees slugger swung one last year including during his power-filled postseasonApril 1st NEW YORK -- Much of the baseball world learned about the existence of “Torpedo” bats this past week. was ahead of the curve The Yankees designated hitter swung one frequently last year, including the postseason, when he cracked seven home runs and was named Most Valuable Player of the American League Championship Series against the Guardians “It’s something that makes a lot of sense, but it’s like, why hasn’t anyone thought of it in 100-plus years?” Stanton said Though Stanton has suggested that “bat adjustments” made last season could be responsible for the epicondylitis (or tennis elbow) he is experiencing in both arms Stanton said Tuesday he plans to continue using a Torpedo when he returns from the injured list Asked if the Torpedo bat referred to the changes Stanton mentioned on March 8 in Tampa, Fla. he replied: “You’re not going to get the story you’re looking for But there’s plenty to talk about, with Torpedos being used by five active Yankees (Cody Bellinger, Jazz Chisholm Jr., Paul Goldschmidt, Anthony Volpe, Austin Wells), and several others around the Major Leagues The innovation bears similarity to a bowling pin and has been largely attributed to Aaron Leanhardt a former Yankees analyst who was hired as the Marlins’ field coordinator this past winter After weeks of trial and error against simulated high-velocity pitching last season he settled on a model that replicated the weight and length of his 2023-era bat but with the barrel relocated from its traditional position you try it as long as it’s comfortable in your hands,” Stanton said so that’s got to feel kind of like a glove or an extension of your arm So as long as the balance points and all that are good you’ve got to mess around with it and play with how big or small you want the barrel.” though Stanton downplayed the effect of the bat design but it’s not like it was unreal all of a sudden for me,” Stanton said as Brewers manager Pat Murphy said after Sunday’s game: “It ain’t the wand Yankees manager Aaron Boone said he has been amused by the continuing discussion of the bats, prompted by a weekend in which his club blasted 15 home runs in a three-game series against Milwaukee (AL Player of the Week Aaron Judge hit four homers; Judge does not use the Torpedo and said he has no interest in trying one.) “I’m starting to smile at it a little more It’s taken on a life of its own,” Boone said I really just look at it as the evolution of equipment We went and got fitted for golf clubs 10 years ago; this is essentially that ‘I’ll take the Torpedo bat on the shelf over there 32 [ounces].’ Our guys are way more invested in it than that We really work with our players in creating this stuff.” As he works to return from the elbow injuries that cost him all of Spring Training and prompted three rounds of platelet-rich plasma injections Stanton said he has been hitting off a Trajekt pitching machine “to catch up” and that his grip strength is improving though he continues to feel pain in his elbows Sign up to receive our daily Morning Lineup to stay in the know about the latest trending topics around Major League Baseball who was also playing through discomfort last season and noted improvement following the PRP injections Stanton said he expects to play in Minor League rehab games before being activated though no dates have been circled for that yet I definitely haven’t missed a full spring before how fast I can feel comfortable in the box against live pitching.” Congratulations to our very own, Rebekah Stanton, who has been selected as the recipient of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers Outstanding Earth Science Teacher (OEST) Award for the Southeastern section! On behalf of the Earth and Environmental Science department, we wish Rebekah continued success in her teaching journey! essentially sentencing him to a full spring training at the end of whatever rehab he was forced to undergo The New York Yankees lost DJ LeMahieu after his second spring at-bat of 2025 At the time (sigh), LeMahieu's injury also solved a third base problem for the Yankees in the short term. They publicly continued to commit to him as a starter, but every thinking fan knew that they would much rather roll the dice with a more exciting internal option like Oswaldo Cabrera or Oswald Peraza they could've even found some external help failing to maximize the opportunity they'd been given Fans received a concrete update on LeMahieu over the weekend that could lead to an impending wrench in the Yankees' rhythm he began live BP sessions in Tampa over the weekend and will continue that process in the days to come Given how few reps he received prior to the injury, expect that rehab stint to extend to the maximum allowing the Yankees a bit more time to dawdle on their decision as well DJ LeMahieu will head to Tampa for a few days of live BP… if that goes well he will start a rehab assignment thereafter #yankees If you were hoping for clarity on Giancarlo Stanton but any Yankee fan knows that the "where are we gonna play both guys?!" problem somehow always works itself out don't exactly think anyone needs to worry about an impending Stanton return given that Aaron Boone informed everyone over the weekend that he's continuing to hit on a high-velocity machine while also "starting to move around more outside." 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Stanton missed the first Opening Day of his career this March and is clearly still making incremental progress at best Carlos Rodón wasn't the only one left "frustrated" by his Sunday start in the rubber match against San Francisco falling apart but he was the only one among us who could've done anything to prevent that frustration his start - which began brilliantly - will instead be defined by two different two-strike breaking balls he left up in the zone flipping a 3-0 Yankees lead to 4-3 in the opposite direction “I’m frustrated with two-strike pitches that end up in the zone,” Rodón told the gathered media after the game They’re some of the best hitters in the world the pressure hasn't been off Rodón whatsoever in the way that fans hoped it would be when the team acquired Max Fried His ability to hang there moving forward will be defined by his ability to prevent hangers © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands ","https://fansided.com/",{"alt":"6n","src":"6o","url":"6p"},{"type":"6m","value":"6q"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"6t","url":"6u"},{"type":"6s","value":"6v"},"All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands Carlos Rodón response","relatedPosts",[],[],[],4,0,"",{"next":"bp"},["4f"],"semantic",{"articles":"bk","articlesQueryURLs":"bl","bySearchQuery":"47","excludeProperties":"4z","excludedIDs":"bm","isFullPost":"bd","limit":"bn","offset":"bo","onlyQueryURLs":"bd","organization":"bp","pagination":"bq","properties":"br","sourceType":"bs"},{"type":"bj","value":"bt"},{"postsList":"bu"},"Adam Weinrib is a Content Director on the FanSided network and has been the co-editor at Yanks Go Yard and Dodgers Way for 4 years He also co-hosts The Baseball Insiders Podcast twice weekly alongside FanSided MLB insider Robert Murray as well as the Yanks Go Yard Podcast.\nPreviously and has been covering MLB and NFL for eight years he was a headline and features contributor at ClickHole and Onion Sports as well as the Associate Producer of the ESPN 30 for 30 film \"Believeland\".\nAn avowed fan of the New York sports teams -- specifically the Yankees -- as well as the North Carolina Tar Heels you can find Adam complaining mid-game on Twitter At the time (sigh), LeMahieu's injury also solved a third base problem for the Yankees in the short term. They publicly continued to commit to him as a starter, but every thinking fan knew that they would much rather roll the dice with a more exciting internal option like Oswaldo Cabrera or Oswald Peraza Given how few reps he received prior to the injury, expect that rehab stint to extend to the maximum DJ LeMahieu will head to Tampa for a few days of live BP… if that goes well he will start a rehab assignment thereafter #yankees Got it. That helps. Appreciate the tip. Stanton missed the first Opening Day of his career this March “I’m frustrated with two-strike pitches that end up in the zone,” Rodón told the gathered media after the game The New York Yankees made a handful of roster moves Thursday afternoon adding depth while managing a frustrating injury situation They claimed right-handed outfielder Brian De La Cruz off waivers from the Atlanta Braves and immediately optioned him to Triple-A Scranton the Yankees transferred Giancarlo Stanton to the 60-day injured list — but it’s not panic-worthy Stanton is still eligible to return in May and has been progressing slowly in workouts This was more of a bookkeeping transaction than a major setback though the wait continues for one of their biggest bats Stanton is dealing with tendinitis in both arms an issue that’s kept him sidelined since spring training The slugger is coming off a 2024 season where he hit 27 home runs in 114 games and looked sharp in October His playoff performance was vintage — seven homers in 14 games helping carry the Yankees offensively through high-leverage matchups But the regular season has started without him and although he’s ramping up baseball activities The Yankees don’t want to rush him back too soon and risk re-aggravation especially given his recent injury history Brian De La Cruz was added with little fanfare but the Yankees clearly see some value in the 28-year-old outfielder slashing just .191/.240/.213 with a 36% strikeout rate and six percent walk rate and it led to him being optioned back to Triple-A two weeks ago by the Braves De La Cruz quietly hit 21 home runs across 149 games split between the Marlins and Pirates but he brings right-handed pop — something the Yankees can stash for depth or emergencies The Yankees aren’t bringing De La Cruz in to be a long-term piece He fits the profile of a short-term call-up if injuries strike again or a bat is needed against left-handed pitching even if it’s currently tucked away in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre This was a no-risk move to round out their bench options and keep flexibility open while they await Stanton’s return the Yankees need Stanton to get healthy — not just for regular season pop His power is unmatched when he’s locked in and he gives the lineup length and fear factor few others can replicate De La Cruz is simply a depth piece — a placeholder in case the injuries linger longer than expected The real story still revolves around Stanton and how close he actually is to making his 2025 debut Yankees’ pitching factory produces another elite arm out of thin air More about: A forward-thinking New York Sports media outlet Follow us for breaking news and latest updates: US representative sounds the alarm at ASU Congressional Dialogue event Greg Stanton discussed the urgency of resuming negotiations over the Colorado River allotment at the inaugural ASU Congressional Dialogue on Tuesday at the Walton Center for Planetary Health on the Tempe campus Time is running out to determine the future of the depleted Colorado River and any further delays in negotiating a deal could be catastrophic The Arizona Water Innovation Initiative is a statewide project led by the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory in collaboration with Ira A tribal and international partners on conservation who represents Arizona’s 4th District in Congress participated in the inaugural ASU Congressional Dialogue on Tuesday at the Walton Center for Planetary Health on Arizona State University’s Tempe campus sponsored by the ASU Office of Government and Community Engagement was titled “The Fight to Protect the Colorado River and Our Water Future.” There will be additional Congressional Dialogues later in the year The 1922 Colorado River Compact regulates water distribution among seven states — Arizona Utah and Wyoming in the Upper Basin.  Climate change has produced a megadrought that has reduced water in the Colorado River which was already overallocated to the seven states Decreases in water allotments over the past few years have cut Arizona’s share by about one-fifth Bureau of Reclamation must decide how to manage the river including the rights of tribal nations and Mexico which weren’t part of the original agreement The Lower and Upper basin regions are at odds over the future of the river and Stanton blames the Biden administration for not pressuring the two sides to meet as the clock ticks on the expiration “The result is that the states are probably further apart than they have ever been on what the future of the river should look like,” he said The Upper Basin states say they shouldn't have to take any cuts because they have never used their full allocation of water “Rather than sit down and have serious negotiations and we're in for a do-or-die moment for the future of the river.” Although Arizona has made huge strides in conserving water “It’s important for all parties to recognize that we cannot and will not save the Colorado River simply by cutting water use in the Lower Basin alone,” he said Stanton noted that Congress has approved funding for important infrastructure projects that could conserve water and he called upon the Trump administration to act “Congress had the foresight to provide these funds because we knew immediate action was needed to protect the critical levels in Lake Mead,” he said Securing the water supply is significant not only for Arizona but for national security because of the surge in semiconductor manufacturing underway “Part of my job in Congress is to educate my fellow Congress members as to why the future of the Colorado River isn’t a Southwest thing or for the Western part of the United States but critically important to the entire United States,” he said Stanton participated in a question-and-answer session with Mike Connor assistant secretary of the Army for civil works in the Biden administration and U.S deputy secretary of the interior under President Barack Obama Connor said that newly appointed Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum needs to become involved in getting the sides together and that the federal government must be willing to invest in the Colorado River Basin “The reality is that we can’t go back to managing the system of certain (water) releases under certain conditions We need to facilitate conservation,” he said “We need to manage these reservoirs in a way that accepts that conservation and continues to make the transition to the more arid environment and climate that exists in the basin.” Stanton credited ASU for its work in researching the water crisis director of the ASU Global Institute of Sustainability and Innovation told the crowd about the Arizona Water Innovation Initiative The initiative focuses on five areas: technology to create tools for water augmentation conservation treatment and reuse; data modeling to predict risks and vulnerabilities in hydrologic systems; research collaboration and dialogue in the Kyl Center for Water Policy; community engagement in finding solutions; and partnering with water-insecure communities to improve access to reliable water “Our goal is to deliver actionable solutions and immediate impact that strengthen water resilience and economic competitiveness,” White said a first-generation college student from Gilbert will graduate with a bachelor’s degree in urban planning and a minor in geography from ASU’s School of Geographical Sciences… Arizona State University welcomed academics experts and journalists who focus on environmental and climate issues for the Society of Environmental Journalists' 34th annual conference.… By Meghan Finnerty and Megan NeelyArizona State University has a lot of insects — and for good reason A colony of researchers is studying how social insects can be used as tools to answer… TAMPA, Fla. -- Yankees designated hitter will begin the season on the injured list after receiving platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections in his elbows this past week Stanton has been unable to swing a bat since mid-January due to pain in both elbows attending to a matter that the Yankees said was “private in nature,” and is expected to return to camp at some point in the next week Yankees captain Aaron Judge said he has spoken to Stanton whom he described as “definitely frustrated.” because you can’t replace a guy like him,” Judge said “Just besides the numbers he’s going to put up considering Stanton’s injury and his ongoing absence the 35-year-old veteran no longer has enough time to be ready for the March 27 season opener against the Brewers and if that costs us a little bit on the front end “I do feel like we’ll get to a good spot with this Stanton’s injury raises the question of who will serve as the Yankees’ designated hitter, an issue that grew murkier on Saturday when infielder DJ LeMahieu tweaked his left calf in the Yankees’ 9-3 Grapefruit League victory over the Astros Stanton was a postseason force for the Bombers last October which included being named the MVP of the American League Championship Series against the Guardians Stanton posted a .233/.298/.475 slash line with 20 doubles He missed approximately a month with a left hamstring strain Judge could see increased turns in the designated hitter role as he did when Stanton went on the IL last summer That could create a defensive alignment in which Trent Grisham plays center field Cody Bellinger moves to right field and Jasson Domínguez plays left field because I know we’ve got a lot of good outfield options,” Judge said “So [maybe] that opens up a chance for Grisham who’s been swinging the bat well on the back fields Or maybe move Cody over to right for a little bit; whatever we’ve got to do to help the team win his production and what he does -- having somebody like that in the middle of the lineup Boonie always communicates well with me on what his plan is and what he wants to do.” Boone said the DH decision will ultimately depend on the roster's makeup and individual pitching matchups He does see a potential benefit in giving Judge half-days “But I also value Aaron’s defense in the outfield especially when he’s physically in a really good spot,” Boone said the Yankees reportedly have had contact with free-agent slugger J.D who slashed .235/.320/.406 with 16 homers and 69 RBIs in 120 games for the Mets last year Other DH options in camp include catcher/first baseman Ben Rice Escarra and first baseman/outfielder Dom Smith “We’ve got a lot of good options here,” Judge said “Maybe it will open some spots for some guys to get quality at-bats for us early on in the season.” who took over in October as the director of the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and commander of Joint Forces Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network (JFHQ-DODIN) told SIGNAL Media in an exclusive interview that his priorities for both organizations include readiness continuous modernization and establishing lethality in the cyber arena as a means of deterring attacks He listed readiness as priority number one and when we think about readiness in a military context that means that each individual knows her or his responsibilities and is trained effectively in order to execute but then we combine individuals into organizational constructs that have collective responsibilities and we also have to validate that collectively we can perform those actions,” he explained “We have to validate that individuals in collective organizations can execute those tasks We have to provide the right training mechanisms to ensure that I have confidence that at any given point in time folks know exactly what they’re supposed to do That individual and collective readiness will pertain to all job functions “That applies whether you are designing software if you are executing defense of routers that sit on the edge of our boundary or if you’re hunting for the adversary inside our networks it’s a series of coordinated events toward an objective We can’t sit back and let the enemy continue to pummel us with attacks and be principally in a reactionary mode We have to start leaning forward and taking actions proactively to start imposing costs on our enemy,” he said Campaigning also requires communicating and working closely with the various combatant commands “When we fight wars as the United States of America we fight them through our combatant commands we have to understand what our combatant command priorities are.” With those combatant commander priorities in mind Stanton’s team can better study the threat and determine whether cyber enemies have the intent tools and capability to impede a combatant commander’s ability to execute the mission “You have to go through that mission analysis if you’re going to be proactive and deter our adversaries from attempting to achieve effects you can gain and maintain contact with the enemy and force the enemy to think hard about whether they want to attack the targets that are important to you The general stressed the need to impose costs on cyber adversaries DISA is responsible for building a defensible network and JFHQ-DODIN is responsible for defending the network But that requires a close relationship with those who conduct offense “We need to impose costs on the adversary to deter the adversary If and when I establish contact with the enemy with the forces that conduct offensive cyber operations is critically important.” Stanton said his primary goal is “to build what the combatant commands need.” We have to present systems of systems that solve functionally relevant problems in support of the combatant commander And we have to do it in a timely fashion that meets that requirement Combatant commanders have to focus on warfighting We have to be a combat support agency that gives them what they need.” Continuous modernization also will affect training for readiness “The rate of change of technology and the rate of change of the enemy is accelerating And the way we have done business historically just isn’t going to work We will be in a continuous state of making modifications to our capabilities and to how we train in order to use them effectively And that applies to how we build capabilities That applies to how we execute operations in the cyberspace warfighting domain,” he said read the May issue of SIGNAL Magazine and register for TechNet Cyber in Baltimore Watch SNYLog In Mets' foundation for pitching success a process five years in the making -- with many to thank Jets Draft Report Card: Grading Gang Green's picks Dart is Giants' future, it's only a matter of time before he's their present Grading the Jets pick of Membou in the draft Grading the Giants pick of Carter Mets' wave of rapidly approaching pitching prospects is tantalizing — and potential X-factor Giants Draft Report Card: Grading Big Blue's picks Jets establishing their identity under Glenn with Membou selection Everything you need to know about Giants first-round pick Carter Everything you need to know about Jets first-round pick Membou With Sproat close, Mets could soon have a good conundrum on their hands Mets top 30 prospects for 2025 season NEW YORK -- Giancarlo Stanton one of the first known adopters of the torpedo bat declined Tuesday to say whether he believes using it last season caused the tendon ailments in both elbows that forced him to begin this season on the injured list Stanton alluded to "bat adjustments" he made last season as a possible reason for the epicondylitis "You're not going to get the story you're looking for," Stanton said Stanton said he will continue using the torpedo bat when he returns from injury. The 35-year-old New York Yankees slugger who has undergone multiple rounds of platelet-rich plasma injections to treat his elbows shared during spring training that season-ending surgery on both elbows was a possibility But he has progressed enough to recently begin hitting off a Trajekt -- a pitching robot that simulates any pitcher's windup he still wouldn't define his return as "close." He said he will first have to go on a minor league rehab assignment at an unknown date for an unknown period "I definitely haven't missed a full spring before how fast I get to feel comfortable in the box versus live pitching." were among players who used the bats last season after being introduced to the concept by Aaron Leanhardt an MIT-educated physicist and former minor league hitting coordinator for the organization Stanton explained he has changed bats before. He said he has usually adjusted the length. Sometimes, he opts for lighter bats at the end of the long season. In the past, when knuckleballers were more common in the majors, he'd opt for heavier lumber. Last year, he said he simply chose his usual bat but with a different barrel after experimenting with a few models. "I mean, it makes a lot of sense," Stanton said. "But it's, like, why hasn't anyone thought of it in 100-plus years? So, it's explained simply and then you try it and as long as it's comfortable in your hands [it works]. We're creatures of habit, so the bat's got to feel kind of like a glove or an extension of your arm." Stanton went on to lead the majors with an average bat velocity of 81.2 mph -- nearly 3 mph ahead of the competition. He had a rebound, but not spectacular, regular season in which he batted .233 with 27 home runs and a .773 OPS before clubbing seven home runs in 14 playoff games. "It's not like [it was] unreal all of a sudden for me," Stanton said. Yankees manager Aaron Boone described the torpedo bats "as the evolution of equipment" comparable to getting fitted for new golf clubs. He said the organization is not pushing players to use them and insisted the science is more complicated than just picking a bat with a different barrel. "There's a lot more to it than, 'I'll take the torpedo bat on the shelf over there -- 34 [inches], 32 [ounces],'" Boone said. "Our guys are way more invested in it than that. And really personalized, really work with our players in creating this stuff. But it's equipment evolving." As players around the majors order torpedo bats in droves after the Yankees' barrage over the weekend -- they clubbed a record-tying 13 homers in two games against the Brewers -- Boone alluded to the notion that, though everyone is aware of the concept, not every organization can optimize its usage. "You're trying to just, where you can on the margins, move the needle a little bit," Boone said. "And that's really all you're going to do. I don't think this is some revelation to where we're going to be; it's not related to the weekend that we had, for example. Like, I don't think it's that. Maybe in some cases, for some players, it may help them incrementally. That's how I view it." 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Get the latest Mizzou and local high school sports stories delivered to your inbox Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account the daughter of Patricia Agate Jones of Jamestown NY and Jerry Stanton (Jean Ann Mohney) of Wilcox Melissa graduated from Southwestern High School in 1997 She earned her associate degree from Jamestown Community College She attended Edinboro University and she received her bachelor’s degree in psychology with a concentration on alcohol and drug abuse from Southern New Hampshire University Her biggest accomplishment was receiving her degree Melissa was a big fan of Don Beebe and they became close friends She was a social butterfly and loved to meet new people Melissa was a therapeutic foster parent and loved helping children Her love for children was why she wanted to get her degree in psychology Melissa loved her dogs Miracle and Midnight Connor Bush and Anthony Mistretta both of Jamestown Melissa was laid to rest in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery To light a candle or send condolences to Melissa’s family Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of New York | https://www.post-journal.com | PO Box 3386 surgery viewed as 'last resort'New York adapting after gaining more info on injuries with Gil TAMPA, Fla. -- received a second round of platelet-rich plasma injections in his ailing elbows on Thursday and is expected to re-join Yankees camp this weekend according to general manager Brian Cashman though it is unknown when the designated hitter will be ready to resume baseball activities Stanton has been away from the team since Feb. 24, when he traveled to New York; the Yankees later said Stanton was attending to a matter “private in nature” and unrelated to his elbows. Stanton has been unable to swing a bat since mid-January due to the elbow issue which Stanton has said bothered him for most of the 2024 season “The complaints didn’t come up until right before camp,” Cashman said he was dealing with it at the end of last year and obviously thought we were in a good place I think he was feeling like we were in a good place but then it reared its ugly head about three weeks before camp We clearly look forward to getting him back at some point Stanton, 35, posted a .233/.298/.475 slash line in 114 games last season, tallying 27 home runs, 20 doubles and 72 RBIs. He was a force in the postseason, belting seven homers with 16 RBIs, earning MVP honors in the American League Championship Series against the Guardians The slugger has said he expects to play through some level of discomfort this season when he returns which could have a three-month recovery period but I know it’s not recommended in the front end of this thing,” Cashman said “If you have a number of different failed attempts then obviously you start looking at different ways of intervention.” captain Aaron Judge is likely to see increased time in the DH role; the Yanks’ Grapefruit League lineup on Thursday against the Twins could be a preview of the Opening Day order “We’ll see; we’ve got a few weeks until we get there,” manager Aaron Boone said that we’ll be able to weather that storm.” Giddy upGerrit Cole said he doesn’t sweat results in Spring Training and the right-hander seemed unaffected by a rocky outing Thursday in which he allowed six runs to the Twins over 2 2/3 innings including homers to Matt Wallner and Brooks Lee “Not great command; I kept trying to work the fastball over and over again I had really bad command on the arm side and couldn’t really get it on the corner well enough I had a little extra horsepower today and a little extra movement today.” Boone noted Cole was hurt by “a couple of wonky plays out there behind him.” Cole set Minnesota down on nine pitches in the first inning but labored in the second a frame extended when shortstop Anthony Volpe threw wildly to first base attempting to turn a double play Cole was lifted with two outs in the second inning but re-entered in the third finishing his afternoon with 54 pitches (34 for strikes) “They squared some balls and he was in the center of the plate it’s another really good step in the process of it.” Possible preview?Thursday marked exactly three weeks until Opening Day and Boone offered a potential glimpse of a lineup he might use against the Brewers on March 27 including catcher Austin Wells in the leadoff spot Boone said he’s also toying with infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr which would seem to be a more traditional choice “I’m still really open to things,” Boone said “I just think Wells is going to be a really good offensive player The Yankees have played more than 18,000 regular season games in their history and they have never had a catcher start a game batting first It happened five times in the Majors last season (three by the Brewers’ William Contreras) Diagnosis confirmedLuis Gil traveled to New York for additional testing this week, which Cashman said confirmed the initial diagnosis of a high-grade right lat strain The reigning AL Rookie of the Year is scheduled to receive a PRP injection on Thursday and will not throw for at least six weeks Cashman said the Yankees are planning on an absence of at least three months we’ll get him back sometime in the summer,” Cashman said Gil’s injury opened a spot in the rotation for veteran Marcus Stroman Other depth starting pitching options in camp include Will Warren and hopefully we have what we need,” Cashman said DJ shelvedDJ LeMahieu underwent an MRI on Tuesday that revealed a strain of the infielder’s left calf The injury takes LeMahieu out of the competition to serve as the Yankees’ Opening Day third baseman as LeMahieu told reporters he will not resume baseball activities for “a couple weeks.” Oswaldo Cabrera and Oswald Peraza are the leading candidates at third base; if one does not convincingly grab the job Cashman said Boone could “multiplayer it” with his choices This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.