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DJ LeMahieu

DJ LeMahieu

#26, 3B,
New York Yankees
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 4"/220 lbs
Bat: R
Throw: R
Born: Visalia, California
College: LSU
Draft: 2009 2nd round by the
Chicago Cubs
  • Sports Illustrated NY Yankees News, Analysis and More

    New York Yankees Three-Time All-Star Could Resume Baseball Activities Soon

    New York Yankees Three-Time All-Star Could Resume Baseball Activities Soon The New York Yankees utility infielder would bring the team much-needed depth. Author: Jon Conahan May 02, 2024 In this story: New York Yankees DJ LeMahieu MLB Wednesday marked one week since New York Yankees three-time All-Star DJ LeMahieu was again shut down due to a foot injury. LeMahieu received treatment for his non-displaced foot fracture, an injury that's kept him out all season. The 35-year-old was once a big piece to this Yankees' lineup, leading the league with a .364 batting average in 2020. Injuries have slowed him down for parts of his career since, but he still managed to play in 136 games in 2023. LeMahieu

  • New York Post

    Brian Cashman admits Yankees are shorthanded at first base, left side of infield

    A year after his season ended prematurely because of a concussion and in the midst of a slow start to this campaign, Anthony Rizzo started his 25th game in a row at first base Wednesday night. The Yankees have not been able to give Rizzo, who entered play having a subpar defensive season and with just a .626 OPS, a breather. The ostensible backup first baseman is Oswaldo Cabrera, who has become the starting third baseman. 3 General manager Brian Cashman says DJ LeMahieu and Jon Berti's injuries have left the Yankees shorthanded at first base and in the left side of the infield. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post The Yankees' infield has been unbalanced and will continue to be unbalanced for the

  • New York Daily News

    Yankees Notebook: Gerrit Cole may get on a mound next week, DJ LeMahieu could join club in Baltimore

    Gerrit Cole isn't ready to throw off a mound just yet. “I don't necessarily think it means he's getting on the mound immediately,” the manager said before the Yankees played the A's on Tuesday. “It's kind of a similar ramp-up to what an offseason would be like,” Cole said.