JUNE 17, 2022•NEWSOBSERVER.COM
Aaron Judge Explains Why He Won't Participate in 2022 Home Run DerbyJudge’s historic season won’t include an appearance in the 2022 Home Run Derby
Yankees want to be first MLB team to play in ParisMLB is planning to play games in France in 2025, and the Yanks are interested in being one of the teams.
JUNE 17, 2022•SYRACUSE.COM
Full-service dad: Torres inspired by infant sonThis story was excerpted from Bryan Hoch’s Yankees Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regular...
JUNE 16, 2022•MLB.COM
Luis Severino on COVID IL with chills and fever, Clarke Schmidt makes spot startThe Yankees had to scratch Luis Severino before Thursday’s series finale against the Rays at Yankee Stadium, because of illness. Clarke Schm...
JUNE 16, 2022•MCALL.COM
Brandon Lowe - Dealing with renewed discomfortLowe (back) recently experienced discomfort while taking swings and will be shut down until at least Monday, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports.
ImpactThe 27-year-old recently resumed baseball activities after being shut down for three weeks due to a stress reaction in his lower back, but he's now feeling some discomfort. It's not believed to be a serious concern, though Lowe's rehab program will be put on hold for a few days to see how the injury responds to rest.
JUNE 16, 2022•ROTOWIRE
Wander Franco - Nearing game actionManager Kevin Cash said Thursday that Franco (quadriceps) is running well and will go through full workouts Thursday and Friday, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports.
ImpactFranco resumed agility work Monday and has made good progress in his recovery over the last couples days. As long as he feels good during his workouts to close out the week, Cash said the 21-year-old could serve as the designated hitter in a Florida Coast League game Saturday.
JUNE 16, 2022•ROTOWIRE
Mike Zunino - Slated to receive injectionZunino (shoulder) will receive a Botox shot in an attempt to help in his recovery process, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports.
ImpactManager Kevin Cash said Thursday that it's possible Zunino is dealing with thoracic outlet syndrome, and the team will have to wait 3-to-6 days following the injection to see if it has an impact in his recovery. The backstop will presumably require more than the minimum of 10 days on the injured list, and a recovery timetable is unlikely to be known until the Rays see how Zunino responds to the injection.
JUNE 16, 2022•ROTOWIRE
