James Paxton Still Optimistic He'll Be Back In May

James Paxton is “optimistic” he could begin his throwing program in 10 days if his rehab continues to go smoothly. The Yankee left-hander had surgery to repair a disc in his lower back earlier this month and was projected to be rehabbing for three to four months.

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Miguel Andujar Working At First Base, Outfield To Expand Versatility

Miguel Andújar has been receiving a crash course at two new positions this spring, scooping balls at first base and shagging flies in the outfield, and he believes that he could see time there in Grapefruit League games as soon as this weekend.

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Rejuvenated Luke Voit Ramps Up 'Elite' Yankees Hype

Bilateral core surgery in late October wasn’t optional for Luke Voit, who suffered an abdominal strain in late June that landed him on the injured list until mid-July. Voit returned to the shelf July 31 and missed almost a month with a sports hernia.

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Tyler Lyons Elected Free Agency After Being Outrighted By Yankees

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Yankees Transferred Miguel Andujar From Ten-Day To 60-Day Injury List

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Miguel Andujar To Have Season-Ending Shoulder Surgery

After a breakout campaign that saw Miguel Andújar finish second in the American League Rookie of the Year Award chase, the Yankees believed that they had found their third baseman for the foreseeable future.

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Yankees Placed Miguel Andujar On The Ten-Day Injury List

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Yankees Activated Miguel Andujar From The Injury List

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It's Possible James Paxton Only Gets Better

We’re familiar with the Yankees and their current injury peril (or lack thereof) at the moment. Despite losing nearly their entire starting lineup—Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, Didi Gregorius, Aaron Hicks, and Miguel Andujar—as well as their ace starter in Luis Severino, it should have foreboded an awful April. Instead, the Bombers have won 17 of their first 28; only three teams right now have more wins, and only three have more home runs.

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Yankees Sent Miguel Andujar & Troy Tulowitzki On Rehab Assignment To A-Advanced Tampa

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Troy Tulowitzki Strains Calf, Likely Headed For Injured List

Troy Tulowitzki left Wednesday's 2-1 loss to the Tigers after the bottom of the third inning and was diagnosed with a low-grade left calf strain at New York-Presbyterian Hospital.

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Yankees Placed Miguel Andujar On The Ten-Day Injured List

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Troy Tulowitzki 'Excited' To Be In Opening Day Lineup

When Troy Tulowitzki takes the field Thursday at shortstop for the Yankees on Opening Day, it will mark the rewarding conclusion to what has been a long journey for the five-time All-Star.

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Troy Tulowitzki Savors Firt Homer In Pinstripes

Troy Tulowitzki pumped his right fist and shouted as his sprint slowed to a jog, having slugged a home run in his first at-bat wearing a Yankees uniform. That the blast came against the Blue Jays, a team that paid him $38 million to go home, made the moment even sweeter.

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Adam Ottavino Features Filthy Stuff In Workout

The insane break on Adam Ottavino's slider still had some of the Yankees' hitters buzzing after Thursday's workout at George M. Steinbrenner Field, and they shared the same general sentiment: thank goodness they won't have to face him in games.

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Yankees Keep Checking In On Manny Machado

Hungry for another Manny Machado update? Not really? Well, too bad -- we have one.

SNY

Yankees Bolster Infield, Agree With Troy Tulowitzki

Free-agent veteran shortstop Troy Tulowitzki has agreed to a deal to join the New York Yankees, league sources tell ESPN.

ESPN

Manny Machado, Yankees Begin Dance With First Face-To-Face

Manny Machado arrived at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday not as an enemy, but, for the first time, as a prospective employee.

NY Post

Yankees To Monitor Troy Tulowitzki

Troy Tulowitzki, SS, free agent — Nobody knows if Tulowitzki can resume his career after two heel surgeries. As one AL executive said, “We’d have to see him work out. I haven’t heard of any plans like that so far but for teams to feel comfortable that he can play any infield position, we’d have to see how he moves.” With Didi Gregorius out, the Yankees will monitor the Tulowitzki situation. The A’s, perhaps out of the Lowrie bidding, will also consider it. Tulowitzki recently was released by the Blue Jays after missing all of 2018. The Jays ate the remaining $38 million of his contract.

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Yankees Open To Moving Miguel Andujar

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