The New York Yankees have done their best to weather the storm this season after dealing with numerous injuries that occurred during spring training. Though
New York Yankees fans are likely done being optimistic about what DJ LeMahieu can bring to the table after he has missed tons of time the last two years.
DJ LeMahieu completed his fourth minor league rehab game on Sunday, marking a significant step in his return to the Yankees. Over the week, he went 6-for-10 at the plate, demonstrating sharp timing and solid defensive play after missing the season's start due to a calf strain.
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DJ LeMahieu is set to play again this weekend as he continues his rehab assignment with the Double-A Somerset Patriots. After a 3-for-3 performance in his first game back, including a home run, LeMahieu played five innings Thursday and told a Somerset reporter that he is scheduled to play again Saturday and Sunday.
The first month of the 2025 season is almost over and the New York Yankees have not come up with an answer at third base. They went into spring training hoping DJ LeMahieu, Oswaldo Cabrera or Oswald Peraza would win the job.
The New York Yankees are on the cusp of welcoming back DJ LeMahieu, but his return isn’t just a routine roster update—it could signal a significant shift in the infield dynamics.
Former New York Yankees' batting champion D.J. LeMahieu got off to a good start on his rehab assignment with the Double-A Somerset Patriots on Tuesday.
DJ LeMahieu made a strong first impression in his return to live game action. The New York Yankees infielder doubled, homered and came within a triple of hitting for the cycle in his minor league rehab debut with Double-A Somerset on Tuesday night.
The New York Yankees have released some good news today about veteran infielder DJ LeMahieu. The 36-year-old is beginning his rehab assignment with Double-A Somerset on his way to an eventual return to the Yankees’ roster.
Injuries have been the story for the New York Yankees in 2025, but maybe they are starting to turn the page. After some not-so-great news about Marcus Stroman on Monday, Tuesday, two key Yankees are taking significant steps toward a return.
The New York Yankees are off to a strong start in 2025, sitting atop the American League East with a 12-7 record. But even with early success, injuries have loomed large over the Bronx.
New York Yankees infielder DJ LeMahieu hasn’t played a game this season. That didn’t stop him from becoming part of the conversation on New York sports radio Thursday.
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.
DJ LeMahieu’s return to the Yankees lineup is inching closer, but his rehab schedule is still not set in stone. He could be sent out to a rehab assignment as soon as this weekend. Manager Aaron Boone said the veteran infielder has faced live pitching and logged some time in the field.
The waiting might finally be over for DJ LeMahieu, but first, another setback. This one isn’t physical; the weather is diverting LeMahieu's plans. The Yankees veteran infielder was supposed to play in a minor league rehab game this weekend, but bad weather in the Northeast forced him to be rerouted.
The New York Yankees are on the road facing the Detroit Tigers to close out their six-game set away from home, and after failing to secure the sweep against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sunday, they dropped their second in a row on Monday.
The New York Yankees are off to a solid start to the season. At 6-3, many of the young pieces are starting to flash and providing hope for the future. But one veteran could be coming back sooner than most fans think.
DJ LeMahieu is back with the Yankees this week, but only as a spectator. Still, Yankees manager Aaron Boone announced that the two-time batting champ is just a few steps away from rejoining the lineup.
The injury bug has hammered the New York Yankees during spring training.
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It’s another health setback for the 36-year-old, who appeared in just 67 games last season.
Veteran infielder DJ LeMahieu’s bid to become the New York Yankees’ everyday third baseman took an early blow in spring training. LeMahieu made his spring training debut Saturday in a 9-3 win over the Houston Astros at George M.
No matter how these positional battles play out, New York will rely on its depth now more than ever with Juan Soto gone.
LeMahieu is a three-time All-Star and two-time batting champion, but his hitting has steadily declined since 2021, culminating with his brutal 2024 campaign.
The New York Yankees have been busy this offseason. After losing outfielder Juan Soto to the Mets, the Yankees began drastically upgrading their lineup.
He was supposed to be the club’s everyday third baseman here in 2024, but a spring training injury scuttled those plans.
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