The Yankees will be without planned-on designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton for the foreseeable due to torn tendons in both his elbows. So for Opening Day and potentially a while beyond, New York manager will have to write a different name into the DH slot on the lineup card.

With no clear return date, the Yankees must prepare for Opening Day without Stanton in the lineup. That leaves them with a few internal options for designated hitter, including Ben Rice, J.C. Escarra, and non-roster invitee Dominic Smith.

The Yankees are preparing to be without one of their most dangerous sluggers for an extended period, as Giancarlo Stanton remains sidelined with multiple

Not many, if any, teams have gotten unluckier this spring injury-wise than the New York Yankees. DJ LeMahieu is banged up, and Luis Gil is probably likely to be

Facing the potential of Giancarlo Stanton and DJ LeMahieu to miss significant time, the New York Yankees can look to their top prospects.

TAMPA, Fla. — Tennis elbow in both arms isn’t the only injury Giancarlo Stanton is currently dealing with at Yankees camp. Yankees manager Aaron Boone confirmed before Friday night’s game against the Phillies that Stanton has an issue with his calf.

Since joining the Yankees, Stanton has dealt with repeated injury concerns. Still, when he is healthy, he's a critical source of power and stability in the middle of the team's lineup. A prolonged absence would severely impact an already depleted roster.

The latest Giancarlo Stanton update is worrying. However, this bat from the St. Louis Cardinals could do much to alleviate the pressure mounting on the New York Yankees.

Giancarlo Stanton’s injury timeline keeps stretching further, and at this point, the Yankees have to prepare as if he won’t