New York Yankees top prospect Carlos Lagrange is progressing from a shoulder injury and may return from the injured list sooner than the team originally anticipated, according to reporting from multiple outlets. Both sources say the injury has kept Lagrange from being available in the near term, but his current rehab progress is allowing his return timeline to remain open. While the articles indicate that Lagrange still is considered unlikely to make a major impact for the Yankees this season, they also note that his development in recovery is on track enough to suggest a potential earlier return than initially expected. The reporting does not provide new specifics on a precise date, but it frames the situation as a “could” scenario based on how his shoulder continues to respond during rehabilitation. Overall, the common thread across sources is that Lagrange’s shoulder rehab is progressing and the Yankees are monitoring his recovery with an eye toward an earlier return, even though his immediate postseason or immediate roster contribution is still uncertain.