Yankees Await Stanton's MRI, Domínguez Steps Up

0:00On April 28th, the New York Yankees are holding their breath for MRI results on Giancarlo Stanson's right calf as they kick off a three-game series. Against the Texas Rangers, Stanson set out the last two games in Houston after feeling stiffness while running bases on Friday, but he's still on the act of roster with no. Injured lists move yet. To fill the gap, the Yankees called up Outfielder Jason Dominguez from triple-A Scranton slash Wilkes Barra, slotting the switch hitter as designated, hitter batting sixth. They had room after optioning right-hander Lewis Gill back to the minors. He's now one in two, with a 6.05 ERA over four starts. Fans are feeling the pinch since Stanton, a five-time all-star, has been a key bat at 256 with three homers and 14 RBI's in 24. Games this year. His injury history is brutal. No full season since joining the Yankees in 2018, with hits to elbows, hamstrings, quads, ankle and Achilles over the years.

1:01Right now, they're just waiting on those scam results to see how long he'll be sidelined, which could shake up their lineup big time. Keep an eye on how Dominguez steps up while the Yankees navigate this early season hurdle against Texas. That's the story for today, MLB News, today driven by AI.