Here's what the Yankees' Opening Day roster should look like if they don't make any moves in the next few weeks.

The Yankees' lineup will be significantly lacking at the beginning of the 2025 season. To fill that hole, they could consider signing a veteran power hitter.

That's because the Yankees will be looking for a reliable option to replace Giancarlo Stanton, whose monster postseason heled drive the Bombers to the World Series. It's unclear how long Stanton will be out, as he is dealing with issues in both elbows, what manager Aaron Boone called something like, "tennis elbow."

There’s no timetable yet on Yankees star DH Giancarlo Stanton, who’s sidelined with painful tendon issues in both elbows and undergoing testing they’re characterizing as unrelated back in New York. But with Stanton unable to do any baseball activity and in New York,

According to MLB insider Jon Heyman, the New York Yankees are eyeing a 37-year-old former Boston Red Sox and New York Mets slugger to fill in at DH.

The New York Yankees announced on Saturday that Giancarlo Stanton will begin the 2025 season on the injured list. Stanton not being ready for Opening Day appeared to be an inevitable outcome as he hasn't been able to participate in spring training due to tendinitis in both of his elbows.

New York Yankees designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton will begin the regular season on the injured list with tendinitis in both elbows.

Meanwhile, the bullpen also looks somewhat light with injuries to Scott Effross, Jonathan Loaisiga, Clayton Beeter, Jake Cousins and JT Brubaker, who the Yankees traded for last season as starting depth but is yet to make his Yankee debut due to injuries.