#dj-lemahieu

#dj-lemahieu

Aaron Judge's recovery from a sore core injury continues, but Yankees remain confident he'll be ready for Opening Day.

DJ LeMahieu escaped injury scare after fouling a ball off his foot, providing a stroke of luck for the team's lineup depth.

Juan Soto's addition to the Yankees lineup is generating buzz.

DJ LeMahieu's resurgence as a leadoff hitter holds importance for the team.

Yankees may need to adjust plans due to DJ LeMahieu's injury

Josh Harrison could be considered as a temporary solution at third base

DJ LeMahieu signed a reasonable six-year, $90 million deal after a strong performance in his abbreviated walk year.

LeMahieu's contact-based approach tends to age well, but concerns arise from his 2023 outlier year in terms of strikeout rate.

DJ LeMahieu expects quick return to Yankees' lineup, may not retain leadoff spot.

DJ LeMahieu will start the 2024 season on the Injured List due to a significant bone bruise on his right foot.

Internal options like Oswaldo Cabrera and roster candidates Jahmai Jones, Kevin Smith, and Jose Rojas are available to fill LeMahieu's spot.

Luis Gil named Yankees' fifth starter

DJ LeMahieu's Opening Day availability doubtful

Juan Soto focused on the team's future and a title run during his first media scrum as a Yankee.

Noah will provide a season preview on DJ LeMahieu and bid farewell to PSA, shifting his career path.

LeMahieu has a non-displaced bone fracture, extending his absence.

Yankees infield may rely on Cabrera and Berti during LeMahieu's recovery.