With Giancarlo Stanton out, Ben Rice looks like the designated hitter against righty pitching with Aaron Judge taking turns vs. lefties.

The numbers are not pretty. The Yankees are expected to start the season with 11 players on the injured list, and that does not include Tyler Matzek, who is not yet on the 40-man roster. Here’s a look at where some of the key injured players stand on the eve of Opening Day:

Injuries are a part of pretty much every team's spring training, but the Yankees got hit harder than most during camp.

Compared to his fellow starters and also his last two springs, Carlos Rodón’s camp has been fairly boring, and that’s been a good thing.

The New York Yankees are on the lookout for a right-handed bat, but if they can't get one from free agency, Pablo Reyes could become an option

It's our last, best guess at the 26 players going north for Yankees Opening Day, with Ben Rice, Pablo Reyes and Carlos Carrasco making strides.

For all the player departures and injuries the Yankees have faced this offseason, Cody Bellinger continues to give fans plenty to be excited about heading into Opening Day.

Yankees GM Brian Cashman says right-hander Clarke Schmidt will begin the season on the injured list, paving the way for non-roster invitee Carlos Carrasco to make the team.

Wells became the first catcher to hit leadoff for the Yankees, who were established in 1913. And he led off the opener with a home run.

With the Yankees entering the final week of Spring Training, they have some tough roster decisions to make, and they've seemingly made one of their bigger