Yankees outfielder Trent Grisham leaves Friday’s game against the Toronto Blue Jays due to right hamstring tightness. Both reports say the injury occurs during the game after Grisham reaches second base on a two-run single. He exits in the sixth inning, and the Yankees describe the issue as right hamstring tightness. The team does not provide additional details beyond the injury designation in the reports. The departure changes the Yankees’ lineup for the remainder of the game as they replace him in the field and at the plate. The reports do not specify a return timeline, diagnosis, or whether additional testing is immediately planned. The focus remains on the hamstring concern and its potential impact on Grisham’s availability following the game.