Yankees' 2025 -injury tracker: the latest updates and if the players could return

Updated on April 30, this will be our collective item for information on the current injury situations of the Yankees, whereby the advances of the player will be updated.

Jazz Chisholm Jr.

position: Second basis.

Injury: Real pain.

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Estimated return: Not yet determined.

Conclusion: Chishholm Jr. left the game on April 29 in Baltimore in the first inning after feeling uncomfortable with a swing.

He is planned for an MRI in New York on May 1st. While the Yankees and Chisholm Jr. do not believe that this is a long-term situation, a 10-day list of injuries is possible.

Giancarlo Stanton

position: Depoted Hitter.

Injury: Tendinitis, both elbows.

Estimated return: At the end of May, early June.

Conclusion: Manager Aaron Boone recently said that Stanton met and ran and was about to be pitching shortly before the live pitching. He stayed in New York during the club series in Baltimore from April 28th.

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Stanton has broken off a high-tech pitch simulator since April 1, but there is no precise schedule for his return.

The Slugging DH started the season on the injured list. He received three round platelet-rich plasma injections (PRP).

Boone had “slowly playing” in spring training “Slow” Stanton “because the Slugger converted the slugger through the World Series in the second half of last year.

On March 6, GM Brian Cashman said that an operation would be an option “Last Resort”. Stanton stopped swinging a racket in mid -January and categorized his elbow disease as “serious”, although he is still hopeful to manage it.

Gerrit Cole

position: Starting jug.

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Injury: UCL tears, right elbow.

Return: 2026.

Conclusion: The ASS of Yanke's undertook on March 11th Tommy John and placed his ETA somewhere in the middle to the last Latter season.

Cole developed pain, he called “alarming” after an exhibition after the Minnesota Twin. Then he went for imaging and waited for a second opinion about his condition.

The operation was on March 10 after a trip to Dr. Neal Elattrache announced in Los Angeles. Last spring, Cole wore the right-wing elbow nuisance and returned in mid-June.

Luis Gil

position: Starting jug.

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Injury: Top right lat -strain.

Estimated return: July.

Conclusion: The right -hander resumed a throwing program on April 27th.

Gil Schloss his Bullpen meeting on February 28th and said that he had problems loosening. On March 3, the results of an MRI were unveiled and Gil was closed from throwing for at least six weeks.

Marcus power

position: Starting jug.

Injury: Inflammation of the left knee.

Estimated return: June.

Conclusion: Roman left a game on April 11th on April 11 after achieving five runs against the San Francisco Giants. On April 12th he was placed on the 15-day injured list.

On April 28, Boone said that power continued to deal with irritation in his knee and further delayed him from throwing a hill. Boone added that power had received

Dj lemahieu

Position: Infieldder.

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Injury: Linkskalb load.

Estimated return: At the beginning of May.

Conclusion: Lemahieu started a rehab order with Minor League on April 22, but it was held due to discomfort in his right hip, and required a cortisone shot on April 29. He should play a résumé on May 2.

The experienced infield sensed how his calf reached during the second bat of his first exhibition game, March 1. An MRI revealed a load on class 1-2.

Lemahieu decreased again and took ground balls from the third week of March. He started the season on the IL.

Jake Cousins

position: Relief jug.

Injury: Right forearm load.

Estimated return date: At the end of May.

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Conclusion: The right -hander increased bullpen again in the week of April 7th.

Cousins ​​said he had a similar problem with the Washington National in 2019. An MRI in February showed that his Ulnar -Collateral band looked “great”.

Jonathan Loaisiga

position: Relief jug.

Injury: Rehab from UCL operations.

Estimated return date: At the end of May, early June.

Conclusion: The often injured right -hander was subjected to an internal bracket operation last April to repair his ulnar collateral band. Loaisiga started a rehab order from the Minor League in class A Tampa class.

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Loaisiga signed a one-year contract for $ 5 million, and “it was very important to me to come back,” said Loaisiga through an interpreter. “I felt that I owed it to the team and the fans. ''

Scott Effross

position: Relief jug.

Injury: Injured the left of the thighs.

Estimated return date: At the end of May, early June.

Conclusion: Effrusch has thrown back on Tampa. The right -handed man left an exhibition game on February 25 in Fort Myers against Minnesota Twins and was diagnosed with a tribe 2 degrees 2.

JT Brubaker

Position: Starting jug.

Injury: Broken ribs.

Estimated return: Around June.

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Conclusion: The right -hander from a liner during an exhibition game on February 21 broke three ribs when trying to avoid the ball and fall to the ground.

Although the exact time for his return is not clear, “it will cost him for some time,” said Boone.

Chase Hampton

position: Starting jug.

Injury: Book on the right.

Estimated return: 2026.

Conclusion: The right-handed man underwent an operation by Tommy John after he was sent to New York on February 19 after a flexor strain and a UCL tear were diagnosed.

Clayton Beeter

position: Pitcher.

Injury: Right shoulder pain.

Estimated return date: June.

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Conclusion: The right -hander came with shoulder pain in the camp. He started a rehab order with Minor League on April 19.

This article originally appeared on northjersey.com: New York Yorkes' Injury Tracker 2025: Latest news if you could return