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Yankees Insider Projects Giancarlo Stanton replacement after latest news against injury

Yankees Insider Projects Giancarlo Stanton replacement after latest news against injury

Starting on Thursday, the Yankees manager of New York, Aaron Boone, had no idea when the designated Biancarlo Stanton beer will be available to play this season.

“We hope soon,” Boone said simply.

Stanton was already unlikely to be ready for the opening day, treating the tendon on both elbows. On Sunday, he traveled back to New York for personal reasons and, at this moment, is completely unfair to speculate how long he might be missing.

However, what is clear now is that Yankees need a replacement strategy. And an insider has expressed what he thinks is the most likely script for New York to open the season.

Friday, Pete Caldera from northjersey.com designed A day line of opening Yankees with Trent Grisham as a stand-in in New York for Stanton. Grisham would play the central land, Cody Bellinger moved to the right field, and Aaron Judge would enter the designated hit.

Caldera also noted that Ben Rice, who was called from Triple to be the first baseman of Yankees for a period of season 2024, could consider the image of DH.

“If Stanton starts on the wounded list, the judge could divide the time between DH and the right field, because, twice, the focus of the Gold Gold Center, Trent Grisham,” he could realize “Defensive,” Boone said, wrote Caldera.

“Boone also floated Ben Rice, who hit Ben Rice as a candidate for DH; Rice (0-for-3) started at the first base in Thursday’s exhibition game, an equality of 7-7 against Philadelphia Phillies.”

There is a monumental gap between Stanton’s hitter has proven to be for Yankees and a combination of Grisham and Rice, both beating below .200 in limited roles for the 2024 League club.

Fortunately, the Yankees have a judge to transport the band and can be all they need to stay on the surface until Stanton’s return. If the latter has proven something during the 2024 campaign, it is that when the postseason lights are lit, it will be ready to do damage.

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