Latest Yankees injuries and transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Yankees injury news and transactions.
Volpe unlikely to start vs. Red Sox as he builds strength in shoulder
BOSTON – Anthony Volpe is not expected to start any of the Yankees’ three games at Fenway Park this weekend, manager Aaron Boone said on Friday, as the shortstop continues to recover from a cortisone injection administered to his ailing left shoulder earlier this week. “We’ll probably do a little
Volpe dealing with labrum tear, but not expected to land on injured list
NEW YORK – Anthony Volpe was not in the Yankees’ lineup for a second consecutive day ahead of Thursday's 9-3 win over the Tigers, having received a cortisone injection to treat his ailing left shoulder, and the shortstop’s physical issues appear to be more significant than had been publicly known.
Judge's arm tested early by Blue Jays in return to right field
NEW YORK -- Aaron Judge finally received the “thumbs up” he’d been seeking from the Yankees’ training staff on Friday, returning to right field for the first time since sustaining a right flexor strain. But the captain’s first game-action throws in more than six weeks prompted fresh questions. Tested immediately,
Jazz's knees on ice after two contusions, but he hopes to play Friday vs. Toronto
HOUSTON -- Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. exited Thursday’s 8-4 win over the Astros with contusions in both knees suffered on separate inning-ending plays, but was optimistic he would be back in the lineup Friday when New York hosts first-place Toronto in a critical AL East series. Chisholm aggravated
Yanks reinstate Fernando Cruz (out since June) off IL
One of the Yankees' top relievers is back for the stretch run. Prior to Tuesday's game against the Nationals at Yankee Stadium, New York activated right-hander Fernando Cruz from the 15-day injured list.
Judge resumes throwing to bases as flexor rehab progresses
NEW YORK – Aaron Judge resumed throwing to bases on Sunday afternoon, the first time the Yankees’ captain has done so since sustaining a right flexor strain on July 22. He called the session “checking a box” toward his return to outfield play. Judge has been used as a designated
Judge's throwing likely impacted for rest of '25, return to outfield still TBD
TAMPA, Fla. – While Aaron Judge continues to recover from a right flexor strain that sent the Yankees’ captain to the injured list late last month, manager Aaron Boone suggested Tuesday in a radio interview that the All-Star’s throwing could be compromised for the rest of the season. "We’re trying
Goldschmidt nursing knee sprain, to be evaluated ahead of St. Louis set
NEW YORK – The situation begged for a right-handed pinch-hitter to face a lefty in the seventh inning on Wednesday. With Paul Goldschmidt on the lineup card, the Yankees had one of the Majors’ best choices for that situation. Yet there was no movement in the dugout, prompting head-scratching when
Cole tosses from flat ground, a key step in recovery from Tommy John
NEW YORK – The session didn’t last long, a blink-and-you-missed-it sequence of 20 tosses on flat ground across the Yankee Stadium outfield on Monday afternoon. But for Gerrit Cole, it represented one of the most anticipated events of his summer. Cole’s recovery from Tommy John surgery entered a new phase
Yanks' Rosario goes on IL with shoulder injury, hopes to miss minimum
NEW YORK – The Yankees were bitten by the injury bug on Sunday, placing infielder/outfielder Amed Rosario on the 10-day injured list (retroactive to Saturday) with a sternoclavicular joint sprain in his left shoulder. New York recalled catcher J.C. Escarra from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
Judge expected back in Yanks' lineup tonight vs. Rangers
ARLINGTON -- When Yankees manager Aaron Boone fills out Tuesday’s lineup card, Aaron Judge will be penciled in at designated hitter after a 10-day absence. "That’s the plan,” Boone said before the Yankees opened their three-game series in Texas on Monday. Boone confirmed after the Yankees’ 8-5 loss to the
'24 ROY Gil activated for season debut; Loáisiga (back tightness) to IL
MIAMI – Luis Gil beamed as he stood in front of his assigned locker in the visitors’ clubhouse at loanDepot park on Saturday afternoon, his long wait nearly over. Nearly a full year after becoming the first Yankees pitcher to win the American League’s Rookie of the Year Award since
Judge (flexor strain) expected to be back by next week
MIAMI – Aaron Judge resumed taking on-field batting practice before the Yankees’ game against the Marlins at loanDepot park on Friday night, and manager Aaron Boone said the club hopes to activate the American League’s reigning Most Valuable Player on Tuesday or Wednesday at Texas. Judge is on the 10-day
Judge placed on IL with elbow flexor strain, has no tear in UCL
NEW YORK -- Yankees captain Aaron Judge is dealing with a flexor strain in his right elbow that has landed him on the 10-day injured list, manager Aaron Boone said after Saturday afternoon's 9-4 loss to the Phillies at Yankee Stadium. Judge's UCL is intact, but he is expected to
Yankees stumble in bullpen game after pitching plans go awry
ATLANTA – This first game back from the All-Star break was supposed to be an event. It could have been a highlight of Max Fried’s excellent first season with the Yankees, a return to the Truist Park mound to take on the Braves, the club with which he authored the
Gil begins rehab assignment with strong outing
The reigning American League Rookie of the Year is on the path back to the Major Leagues, and his impending return couldn't come at a better time for the Yankees. Luis Gil began a rehab assignment on Sunday for Double-A Somerset. Gil, who has been out all season because of
Fried exits with blister on index finger, 'too early to tell' if it will linger
NEW YORK – Yankees left-hander Max Fried left Saturday’s 5-2 loss against the Cubs after three innings because of a blister on his left index finger.
Schmidt to undergo Tommy John surgery on Friday
NEW YORK -- Five days after saying he believed it was "inevitable" Clarke Schmidt would undergo Tommy John surgery, Yankees manager Aaron Boone announced on Thursday that the injured starter would have the procedure on Friday. Dr. Keith Meister will perform the surgery. Schmidt will miss the remainder of the
Leiter to IL with stress fracture in left leg stemming from footrace with Elly
NEW YORK – Mark Leiter Jr. traces the lingering pain in his left leg to a lost 11th-inning footrace in Cincinnati on June 24, when the Yankees reliever dashed to first base, trying to get there ahead of the Reds’ electric Elly De La Cruz. Leiter didn’t advertise it then,
Tommy John surgery likely for Yanks righty Clarke Schmidt
NEW YORK – The Yankees’ rotation is absorbing another significant blow with the news that right-hander Clarke Schmidt appears likely to undergo Tommy John surgery, manager Aaron Boone said before Saturday’s Subway Series game against the Mets at Citi Field. Schmidt underwent an MRI on Friday morning in New York
Schmidt (forearm) goes on IL as Yanks fall out of first place
TORONTO – Three losses in three games had already made this a nightmarish trip north of the border for the Yankees, even before Clarke Schmidt made his way through the dugout in the third inning on Thursday evening, his right forearm aching as he trudged toward a stint on the
Yanks put reliever Cruz (oblique strain) on IL; catcher Wells tested for circulatory issue
TORONTO – Two key Yankees have been undergoing medical evaluations in recent days, with reliever Fernando Cruz landing on the injured list with a left oblique strain and catcher Austin Wells undergoing testing after experiencing a circulatory issue in his left index finger. Cruz sustained the injury during a medicine
Stroman feeling great upon return to Yankees' rotation
NEW YORK -- Marcus Stroman is set to return to the Yankees' rotation on Sunday afternoon against the Athletics following a 2 1/2-month stint on the injured list with left knee inflammation. Stroman was reinstated from the injured list on Sunday and will make his first start since April 11
Yarbrough placed on 15-day IL with right oblique strain
NEW YORK -- The Yankees have come to look forward to Ryan Yarbrough's starts during the early portion of this season, entertained by how the left-hander's throwback style tends to confound opposing lineups. They'll be waiting a bit for the next outing. Yarbrough was placed on the 15-day injured list