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Yankees’ Trent Grisham, Ryan McMahon get injury updates amid 5-game skid
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With the New York Yankees preparing for a matchup against Tarik Skubal and the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday evening, the team gets some much-needed injury updates for key players. While the Yankees await the return of star Aaron Judge from his fractured rib, manager Aaron Boone would give updates on Trent Grisham and Ryan McMahon .
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As Boone was speaking to Talkin' Yanks, he said that both Grisham and McMahon will play rehab games, and the plan is to be activated on Friday.
"Aaron Boone tells us Trent Grisham and Ryan McMahon will play rehab games with Somerset tomorrow, then will be activated on Friday," the Talkin' Yanks wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
McMahon has missed time with an illness labeled as "peritonsillar abscess," having last played on June 21, as the 31-year-0ld has recorded a .210 batting average to go along with eight home runs and 23 RBIs. As for Grisham, who has been dealing with a hamstring injury, he last played on June 12, having recorded a .232 batting average to go along with eight home runs and 35 RBIs.
As for Judge, Boone would speak on the Talkin' Yanks about his fractured rib, about how the "feedback" has been good with him and he's feeling better, but it is "probably a couple weeks still from reimaging.
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"They'll determine when they feel like he's doing stuff that [warrants] 'Alright, let's go reimage it now.' We're not at that point yet. He's doing some lower-body stuff now in the weight room and moving better. I think he's feeling a lot better this week, anyway," Boone said.
At any rate, it remains to be seen when Judge returns to New York as the team looks to snap its five-game skid on Tuesday.
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