“Really need him”: Giancarlo Stanton’s convincing injury update, MLB 2022 All-Star MVP to scare MiLB pitchers at the earliest
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Giancarlo Stanton has defined himself as one of the strongest pillars holding New York Yankees in their stunning run in the 2022 Major League Baseball season, they hold a record of 72-43 and are at the top American League East. Stanton had landed on the 10-day injured list with left Achilles tendinitis on Tuesday, retroactive to Sunday.
Giancarlo Stanton has only started two games coming out of the All-Star break, where he was named the All-Star game MVP, though manager Aaron Boone had said he expected Stanton to return for Tuesday’s Subway Series contest against the Mets at Citi Field, but that did not happen.
New York Yankees are in dire need of a boost ahead of the final months of the regular season, and Giancarlo Stanton’s injury update has proved to be a significant step towards glory days in the Bronx.
Bryan Hoch tweeted notifying that Aaron Boone’s comment, “Giancarlo Stanton will go through a full batting practice tomorrow and could play in minor league rehab games this week, Aaron Boone said.”
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Giancarlo Stanton to start a minor-league rehab assignment, MLB twitter afraid for the Minor League pitchers
Giancarlo Stanton’s introduction to the Injury List was a surprise for Yankee family and fans, Aaron Boone said, ““Yesterday, I got a call in the afternoon from our trainers saying, ‘G requested an MRI,’ and I said, ‘On what?’ He woke up really sore getting around and doing some things. We’re hoping it’s a minor thing, and [we] believe that.”
The outcome of him starting rehab from 15th August could indicate towards his attachment in the line-up for the Yankees this weekend. The most hilarious part his, Twitter took upon the take where they felt pity for the pitchers pitching in the Minor League who would have to face the powerful Giancarlo Stanton.
Stanton could be back in time to re-join the Yankees midway through their series against the Jays, which runs from Aug. 18-21. If he’s unable to make it back by then, he could return for the two-game Subway series from Aug. 22-23. After that, the Yankees start a road trip with visits to Oakland, Los Angeles, and Tampa.
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