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Updated:
O = Out
D = Doubtful
Q = Questionable
P = Probable
Reported Name Body Part Pos Injury Notes
4/4/24 Jonathan Loaisiga
O
Elbow RP Loasiga is dealing with a right UCL tear and has been placed on the 60-day injured list. He is expected to miss the remainder of the 2024 season.
2/16/24 Lou Trivino
O
Elbow RP Trivino is recovering from Tommy John surgery and has been placed on the 60-day injured list. He is expected to miss the remainder of the 2024 season.
2/3/24 JT Brubaker
O
Elbow SP Brubaker is recovering from Tommy John surgery and has been placed on the 60-day injured list.
7/5/23 Jimmy Cordero
O
Suspension RP Cordero has been suspended for violating the leagues domestic violence policy and will miss the remainder of the 2023 season.
6/3/23 Ryan Weber
O
Forearm RP Weber is battling a right forearm strain and has now been transferred to the 60-day injured list.
5/23/22 Kenlly Montas
O
Personal RP Montas has been placed on the restricted list and will be away from the team.
4/8/22 Tyler Lyons
O
Personal RP Lyons has been placed on the restricted list and will be away from the team.

Top Injuries in History of Franchise

Winning 20+ championships is going to bring some good luck on the injury front, as a lot of their stars had lengthy careers with minimal DL stints. In 2006, Gary Sheffield had torn a ligament in his wrist, and also dislocated it. This was basically the end for Sheffield in New York. In the 2008 season, the Yankees backstop, Jorge Posada had a torn labrum, which caused him to miss the last few months. Posada started to develop more injuries, with a fractured foot later on in 2010.

While Phil Hughes has gone on to pitch elsewhere, his time in New York was filled with injuries, mainly due to his arm. He dealt with fatigue a lot, and eventually had surgery. Rafael Soriano was in the same boat out of the bullpen, but didn’t go on to pitch much later in his career after New York. One of the toughest injuries to see was Mariano Rivera later in his career, as he tore his ACL in May of the 2012 season. Just one day later, starter, Michael Pineda had torn his labrum in his shoulder.

In 2013, Derek Jeter needed ankle surgery, which caused him to miss the first half of the 2013 season. This was also where Mark Teixeira had to have wrist surgery, and Kevin Youkilis had back surgery. The older Yankees were starting to show their durability that season. Jeter would eventually go back on the DL with an injury to the same ankle later that season.