Overview
- Manager Aaron Boone said Tuesday that Giancarlo Stanton has not resumed running and will stay on the injured list despite being eligible to return from a right calf strain.
- After a rough Triple-A outing Tuesday, Boone said Carlos Rodón has met his rehab goals and is expected to make his next start for the Yankees.
- The team optioned rookie Elmer Rodríguez to Triple-A to open a rotation spot, a move made after Tuesday’s game to prepare for Rodón’s activation.
- Gerrit Cole built up to 69 pitches in a High-A rehab start Tuesday but allowed five to six runs depending on reports, and Boone said he remains a little ways from rejoining the rotation.
- Jasson Domínguez has filled Stanton’s at-bats at DH and in the outfield, and the Yankees’ strong pitching to start the year has given them room to be patient with injured stars.