LeMahieu is expected to make his Grapefruit League debut either Saturday or Monday, Greg Joyce of the New York Post reports. LeMahieu entered camp healthy following last year's foot and hip injuries,

Here's what the Yankees' Opening Day roster should look like if they don't make any moves in the next few weeks.

The New York Yankees' third base situation was already a point of concern before DJ LeMahieu's recent calf injury. The team could finally swing a trade to add an upgrade.

Serving as designated hitter, LeMahieu was injured on his second at-bat in New York’s 9-3 win over the Houston Astros.

The 36-year-old veteran has suffered one setback after another as his career nears its end.

Feel good,” LeMahieu said with a head nod and a smile. “I’m excited.” Nearby on two walls, computer screens showed the Yankees’ lineup for a matinee at Steinbrenner Field against the Astros. LeMahieu was batting third and DH-ing after being a healthy scratch for the first seven spring training games because he’s a veteran who has had a lot of injury issues in past seasons.

With his first Grapefruit League at-bats of the year under his belt, Aaron Judge said he believes a heavier spring workload could ward off another slow start to his regular season. Judge went 1-for-2

Yankees veteran DJ LeMahieu is sidelined again with another injury. LeMahieu expressed his frustration as pressure mounts on his position.

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L ast season, the New York Yankees had a top-heavy roster led by the tandem of Aaron Judge and Juan Soto. Although the Bronx Bombers won the American League pennant for the first

Yankees veteran infielder DJ LeMahieu, who is trying to battle back from yet another injury riddled season, was seen as the plan to be the team's starting third baseman. Despite p