The New York Yankees have had a poor start to the season. They faced injuries that affected their playing combinations along with their results. But the situation has improved and another positive news has come up for them regarding Giancarlo Stanton. He got injured at the start of the season, but the latest reports suggest that the designated hitter is fit to start his rehab.

The Yankees need their best players at this crucial juncture. Any positive injury update is an enormous boost for them. When will Stanton start his rehab? Let’s understand the whole situation surrounding the player!

Giancarlo Stanton can start his rehab soon!

Giancarlo Stanton played his last game a month back in a 6-1 win against the Minnesota Twins. He finished the game with a hit and two RBIs but has been out since then due to a hamstring injury. But in a positive update, Talkin’ Yanks shared, “Aaron Boone says Giancarlo Stanton is close to beginning a rehab assignment.”

Chris Kirschner originally shared the news. In another tweet, Kirschner added that Aaron Boone didn’t give any date but shared that the player is back to full activity. “Boone wouldn’t say a date or specify what “close” meant, fyi. I know he’s doing well. Full activity.”

The exact rehab timeline is unclear. Still, it is positive news for the team and the player. In the season so far, Stanton played 13 games.

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The 33-year-old holds a significant importance for his team with his impressive game. He has been with the Yanks since 2017 and has become a crucial part of the team. He will look to start playing soon and make a positive impact on the team.

Let’s bring him to the Colorado series.

The Yanks are looking better, and fans are certainly happy with it. How do the Yanks plan the return of their star players? Only time will tell!

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What do you make of the story? Are the Yankees on the road to redeeming themselves? Let us know in the comments!