"Strange Man" rehabilitation has entered the countdown stage! Yankee GM: Stanton is in good shape

New York Yankees "Monster Man" Stanton (Giancarlo Stanton) was previously injured due to an elbow inflammation and is still on the injury list, but today the media reported that his rehabilitation treatment is about to enter the countdown stage, and he will have a two-week live BP practice, which can be said to be getting closer and closer to returning from injury.

Stanton has not played in the major leagues since he was unable to train due to severe elbow inflammation before the start of spring training this year, but Yankee general manager Brian Cashman (Brian Cashman) brought the good news in an interview with MLB Network today, that is, Stanton will go to the spring training base in Tampa for two weeks of live BP.

Regarding Stanton's current situation, Yankees head coach Aaron Boone said, "I think G has been in good form lately, so the next thing is to get him to improve, and then we'll record his shots in real time and see how it develops."

Stanton has previously used a Trajekt pitcher to simulate the path of a major league pitcher when he was injured, and because of this, Boone said it's not clear if Stanton will be scheduled to play a minor league rehab game, saying, "Stanton will definitely be involved in this decision, and we'll think about what's best for him, just make sure he's ready to play when he comes."