Yankees outfielder Trent Grisham is dealing with a hamstring strain that could keep him out for the remainder of the regular season. The reporting indicates the injury is the same level of hamstring strain he suffered in June.
In June, Grisham missed about three weeks due to the hamstring issue. With the current strain described as being at that same severity, outlets say his availability for the rest of the season is uncertain and could depend on how quickly he responds to treatment and rehabilitation. Other coverage also references broader roster considerations as teammates compete for playing time, including discussion around Spencer Jones, but the central point across reports is the potential length of Grisham’s time missed based on the similarity to his earlier injury.
