Yankees Welcome Back Bellinger After 25‑Game Hamstring Absence
Yankees Welcome Back Bellinger After 25‑Game Hamstring Absence
After a 25‑game absence due to a strained left hamstring, New York’s outfielder Cody Bellinger was activated from the injured list on Sunday, re‑joining the lineup as the Yankees push toward the postseason.
What Happened?
Bellinger’s hamstring strain kept him sidelined from early May through the end of June. The injury, first reported after a game against the Boston Red Sox, required a period of rest and rehabilitation before he was cleared to return.
Impact on the Yankees
With Bellinger back, the Yankees add depth to a roster that has struggled to find consistency in the outfield. His return is expected to bolster both offense and defense, giving manager Aaron Boone more options for late‑game matchups.
Looking Ahead
The team’s schedule is packed with interleague play and crucial divisional matchups. Bellinger’s presence could be pivotal in tight games where veteran experience and power hitting are in high demand.
Source: Fox Sports
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