CURTIS GRANDERSON RUMORS
Yankees’ Curtis Granderson could be out through All-Star break
When New York Yankees outfielder Curtis Granderson initially hit the disabled list with his broken pinkie, the team expected to be without him for at least a
month, roughly four to six weeks. It now appears that he could be out for a
more extended stretch, as Yankees manager Joe Girardi told Andy McCullough of
The Star-Ledger that he isn’t sure if Granderson will be back before...
Curtis Granderson donates money to build University of Illinois-Chicago baseball stadium
Curtis Granderson has always been one of baseball's biggest philanthropists, donating and raising large amounts of money to various charitable causes.
Now, he's giving back to his alma mater in a big way, donating a huge chunk of change to the University of Illinois at Chicago to build a new baseball stadium.
Granderson is donating $5 million towards the total $7M it...
Curtis Granderson gives back to his alma mater, donates $5M for new stadium
Granderson is all smiles after his donationCredit: Roberta Dupuis-Devlin/UIC Photo
As if Curtis Granderson needed anything more on his resume of being known as one of the “good guys” of baseball, he padded it anyway. Probably doesn’t even care if he gets publicity. The New York Yankees outfielder donated $5M to the University of Illinois – Chicago to upgrade their stadium...
Granderson gift pays for most of new UIC stadium
University of Illinois trustees have agreed to a deal in which New York Yankees star Curtis Granderson will pay for most of a new baseball stadium at his alma mater, the University of Illinois-Chicago.
Trustees voted Wednesday to name the new stadium after Granderson, who announced in February that he will donate $5 million to the project. The total cost is projected to be $7 million...
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Curtis Granderson’s Injury Won’t Crush Yankees, But Outfielder’s Stock Keeps Dropping Amid Messy Season
The Yankees have been down this road before, and they survived. There’s a good chance they’ll safely navigate the course once again.
Curtis Granderson suffered a broken knuckle when he was hit in the hand with a pitch on Friday, and according to Yankees manager Joe Girardi, the outfielder will miss a minimum of four weeks. Granderson’s DL stint will be his second of the season...
Curtis Granderson to miss at least a month with broken finger
The New York Yankees were hoping that after missing the first month and a half of the season with a broken forearm, Curtis Granderson would be able to come in and provide several months worth' of high-end production. That won't be the case now, as Granderson is set to miss another month, and maybe more, with a broken finger sustained during Friday night's victory over...
NOT AGAIN
Granderson suffers broken hand
Curtis Granderson is likely headed to the disabled list for the second time this season. See what happened to him this time.
Yankees set AL record with win against Toronto
When Curtis Granderson caught the final out of today’s game, the Yankees set a new American League record. The team, that has been decimated by injuries and picked against since the beginning of the season, is now 18-0 when scoring first. The Yankees are the only team in the major leagues who have yet to lose whenever they push the first run across. The franchise record for most...
Granderson to begin rehab assignment
Curtis Granderson’s return is nearing, as he will begin a minor league rehab assignment Thursday with the Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes Barre Yankees, according to Bryan Hoch.
We don’t know an exact number of games or at-bats Granderson needs, but it’s likely he returns sometime next week. Early predictions seem to be falling on the doubleheader at Cleveland on Monday, or back in...
Granderson eyeing early May return
Curtis Granderson is well on his way towards returning to the Yankees, according to beat writer Bryan Hoch. The 32-year old outfielder has been cleared for on-field batting practice after taking 15 swings in the cage on Wednesday.
If Granderson can complete the BP sessions without any problems, he will likely go down to Florida and play in some extended Spring Training games. After...
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