As of now, there is no specific timeline for the return of Yankees’ star designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton, who is currently struggling with painful tendon issues in both elbows. He is undergoing tests in New York, which the team has indicated are unrelated to his elbow troubles. Given that Stanton is unable to participate in any baseball activities and is still in New York, it appears highly unlikely that he will be ready for Opening Day. In fact, he could be sidelined for several weeks.

We wish Stanton the best during this challenging time, as he is regarded as one of the nicest players in the sport.

There has been some dialogue regarding the potential addition of J.D. Martinez. However, integrating him as a temporary replacement may prove difficult, considering the team’s optimism for Stanton’s eventual return.

Meanwhile, promising Yankees prospect Spencer Jones, known for his impressive combination of speed and power, is not yet a candidate for the major league roster. The Vanderbilt alumnus has made adjustments to his swing and is still viewed as a player in development.