Giancarlo Stanton

Stanton left the Yankees' 8-3 win over the Braves with left hamstring tightness.

Judge avoided a fracture in his hand after being hit by a pitch. New York players felt Baltimore was throwing too close to their hands.

The vibes have been good in the Bronx coming off last year's fourth-place finish.

Stanton appeared on target Saturday, contributing a home run and two singles to the Yankees' 9-8 win over the Blue Jays.

Plus some notes on the Yankees' outstanding bullpen performance thus far and Marcus Stroman's thoughts on pitching the home opener.

There are no active players with 500 homers, or 3,000 hits, or 300 wins. They're not just numbers. How long will it take to fill this void?

The Yankees hope that what Stanton's shown of late has been his version of revving his engine before Opening Day.

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Stanton showed up to Tampa as a leaner version of himself but wouldn't say if he used the GM's comments about his injury history as fuel.

The Yankees have a lot of moving parts in their lineup, except for the sluggers who'll bat second and third in the order.

Plus, an update on Anthony Rizzo's post-concussion symptoms and Jasson Domínguez's recovery from Tommy John surgery.

Is Giancarlo Stanton someone who's impossible to trade? Are they interested in Jesús Luzardo? We answer your questions here.

The Yankees are heavily interested in Yamamoto and have intensely scouted him. Plus a note on the team's catching depth.

Yankees GM Brian Cashman's comment about much-maligned slugger Giancarlo Stanton opened lots of eyes.

With his bat speed diminishing, Giancarlo Stanton needs to make some changes if he hopes to rebound in 2024.

Questions include Aaron Boone's future, Giancarlo Stanton's swing, Anthony Rizzo's health and more.

As one player put it, “What could go wrong, went wrong.”

Stanton moved into 58th on the all-time home runs list.