Since joining the Yankees, Stanton has dealt with repeated injury concerns. Still, when he is healthy, he's a critical source of power and stability in the middle of the team's lineup. A prolonged absence would severely impact an already depleted roster.

The New York Yankees have faced a tough stretch of injuries this offseason, with one of the most significant setbacks being Giancarlo Stanton’s ongoing battle with severe elbow issues. While an official return date remains uncertain,

The New York Yankees have been decimated by injuries this spring. Their pitching staff will be without Luis Gil for three months and Gerrit Cole will be out for the entire season after undergoing Tommy John surgery.

TAMPA — The cosmic event that is Gerrit Cole’s surgery has eclipsed all other issues facing the Yankees, including a significant one. The club also has lost its intimidating designated hitter indefinitely and is hosting an open competition for his replacement (s).

The Yankees just shared upsetting news about Giancarlo Stanton's injury. Yankees fans have a tough season ahead with injured players.

The DH arrived for spring training with what manager Aaron Boone that day described as "tennis elbow," which Stanton said was "tears in your tendon."

Giancarlo Stanton said his elbow injuries are “considered severe in both elbows.” He attributes it to “bat adjustments” from last season and is unsure when he will be able to resume baseball activities. If surgery is needed, he said it would be season-ending.