DJ LeMahieu, pictured earlier in spring training, sustained an calf injury on March 1, 2025.© Charles Wenzelberg DJ LeMahieu is pictured during the Yankees' workout on Feb. 23.© Charles Wenzelberg ...

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DJ LeMahieu said he took the time out of the lineup to put in some extra work in the cage and believes he may have unlocked something — but then noted, “It’s just one good game.” ...

Judge briefly spoke about reports that stated the Yankees sought to cut ties with LeMahieu last September when the club promoted Jasson Domínguez.

DJ LeMahieu (Photo By: Rafael Suanes/Imagn Images) DJ LeMahieu’s stint with the New York Yankees might be hanging on the last thread. LeMahieu struggled to perform last season after injuries.

The New York Yankees have kept DJ LeMahieu around through bleak times for the veteran. The 36-year-old has one more year remaining on his six-year contract after this season. LeMahieu’s past ...

DJ LeMahieu, on Friday afternoon, bore the look of a man searching for answers and coming up empty-handed. Following a three-day break during which he tried to fix his swing, LeMahieu had returned ...

(LeMahieu hit a National League-best .348 with the Colorado Rockies in 2016). “DJ looks really great and I’m really excited where he’s at physically,” Boone said.

DJ LeMahieu is finally feeling like his old self after a plethora of injuries. “He was a shell of himself at the end of the season,” Boone said Wednesday morning.

That said, LeMahieu will turn 37-years-old in July and has not been the same player since re-signing with the Yankees on a six-year, $90 million deal ahead of the 2021 season.

NEW YORK -- Yankees All-Star second baseman DJ LeMahieu resumed his preseason workouts this week for the first time since what he called the "scary" experience of having tested positive for COVID-19.