New York Yankees outfielder Trent Grisham is expected to miss time after suffering a hamstring injury, with reports indicating he could be sidelined for at least 2 to 3 weeks. Multiple outlets describe the injury as an outfield setback for a Yankees team already dealing with roster challenges. The injury affects Grisham’s availability for games during the next several weeks, and his return timeline is described in terms of a minimum absence rather than a specific date. The reports characterize the situation as another blow to the team’s outfield depth and overall lineup availability. While details of the injury severity or specific treatment plan are not provided in the shared coverage, both sources converge on the same expectation for the length of time Grisham will be unavailable. As a result, the Yankees likely need to adjust their outfield rotation and lineup plans in the near term until Grisham is cleared to resume playing.