Giancarlo Stanton injury: Yankees slugger will start season on IL after receiving injections in both elbows

New York Yankees will be without one of their electric strikes when the 2025 season begins. The Giancarlo Stanton will open the victim’s season, after receiving plasma injunctions with two elbows thrombocytes, the Yankees announced on Saturday. When he reported spring courses, Stantone said last year he had pain in his elbows, and he did not erase a bat for 3-4 weeks.

“It’s definitely not only pain,” Stanton said this month (:Through New York) “It was a manageable thing [last year]A number of this way will go last year and this year. It’s not, “When he felt good when it got worse. There is always a level of pain. You have to deal with it. It’s just a wise point to give it time right now. “

In recent week, Stanton has been in New York and far from Yankees to prone to a personal question. He received injections and received treatment from the camp in his absence. Yankees says the Stantone will address the team in the spring region in the coming days.

Last season, Stanton has missed about a month, when 27 houses in the last season were set in 114 games. He also had greatback, as well as setting a one-time resident record of Yankees with seven homers with 14 games. It helped him earn Alcs MVP honors. Stanton said he did it when managing two barking elbows.

Yankees have a lot of experience without playing Stanton. A number of injuries that are mainly dragged to low body muscles have been limited to 870 possible regular seasonal games from 505 or 58%. Stanton is full-time DH at this time. When he misses time, Yankees screw players through DH natives than using a new permanent gadget.

The beginning of the next season will be released with Stanton, the additional bats will leave for the fourth horizontal Trent Grisham and the additional Hodgepodge Inflicts (Osvaldo Cabrera). The first Ben Ben Rice, the first Homer Ben Rice, had a mixture of three homers last summer.

Now 35, the Stanton enters 2025 with a 429 career home run, one of the most active players. He remained in his contract for another three years, giving him the opportunity to reach 500 homer. In three years, the Yankees owe him $ 66 million.