Maybin went 2-for-4 with a steal and run in a 5-4 victory against the Mariners on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran outfielder stole second in the ninth with the game tied and then scored the winning run on D.J. LeMahieu's single. It's still a small sample size, but Maybin is really putting together a nice start in New York. Since joining the Yankees on April 25, he is batting .360 (9-for-25) with nine singles, two RBI, six runs and a steal in 25 at-bats during 10 games.

Maybin is out of the lineup for Monday's game against the Mariners.

EDGE Analysis

With Clint Frazier (ankle) back from the 10-day injured list, Maybin finds himself as the odd man out of the outfield mix for at least one game. Given that he's supplied a .815 OPS through his first eight games with the Yankees, Maybin might be able to temporarily retain an edge on the final everyday spot in the outfield over Mike Tauchman (.674 OPS). Both players, however, could see their opportunities dwindle as soon as the weekend, when Aaron Hicks (back) may be ready to make his season debut.

Maybin will start in right field and bat eighth Sunday against the Twins, Erik Boland of Newsday reports.

EDGE Analysis

Maybin finds himself in the lineup for the seventh time in eight games since being acquired from the Indians. He has recorded a hit in each of those contests and carries a solid 5:5 BB:K into Sunday's contests. The Yankees are expected to get another everyday outfielder (Clint Frazier) back from the 10-day injured list by Tuesday, but Mike Tauchman appears more likely than Maybin to lose out on playing time as a result.

Maybin will be in the starting lineup for his Yankees debut Friday against the Giants, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Maybin was traded to the Yankees from the Indians on Thursday and the team wasted little time in adding him to the major-league roster. Aaron Hicks (back), Aaron Judge (oblique), Giancarlo Stanton (shoulder) and Clint Frazier (ankle) are all on the injured list, leaving New York desperate for outfield depth. Maybin slashed .249/.326/.336 in 384 plate appearances between the Marlins and Mariners last season, and figures to see semi-regular starting chances for the Yankees, at least until the injury situation improves.

Maybin was added to the Yankees' active roster Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

After being acquired from the Indians in exchange for cash considerations Thursday, Maybin signed a major-league contract with the Yankees and was subsequently selected to the team's 25-man roster. The veteran outfielder compiled a lackluster .216/.388/.275 slash line with Triple-A Columbus before being dealt to New York, but the Yankees desperately need outfield help with Aaron Hicks (back), Aaron Judge (oblique), Giancarlo Stanton (shoulder), Clint Frazier (ankle) and Jacoby Ellsbury (foot) all on the shelf, so Maybin could see semi-regular starts until the rest of outfield gets healthier.

The Yankees acquired Maybin from the Indians on Thursday, Jack Curry of YES Network reports.

EDGE Analysis

It hasn't been announced what the Yankees are giving up in the deal, but Cleveland is presumably only getting a marginal return for a player on an expiring minor-league contract. With a .216/.388/.275 slash line at Triple-A Columbus this season, Maybin hadn't been making a case for a promotion to Cleveland, but the Yankees' depth issues in the outfield should make his path back to the big leagues fairly clear. Clint Frazier (ankle) became the fifth New York outfielder to land on the injured list Thursday, leaving the team with only three healthy options (Brett Gardner, Mike Tauchman and Tyler Wade). Since Wade is probably best suited for a utility role, it's possible Maybin -- who can play all three outfield spots -- picks up regular starts right away, assuming New York elects to add him to its 40-man roster.

Maybin signed a minor-league deal with the Indians on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Maybin was released by the Giants last week after struggling through spring training with a .164/.250/.233 slash line in 16 games. The 31-year-old will head to Triple-A Columbus after posting a .662 OPS and 10 steals in 129 games between the Marlins and Mariners last season.

Maybin was released by the Giants on Friday, Maria I. Guardado of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

This explains his removal from Friday's lineup. Maybin was jostling for a spot on the Giants' Opening Day roster as a reserve outfielder, but an unsightly .164/.250/.233 line with one steal in 16 spring games prompted San Francisco to go in another direction. The veteran outfielder owns a .237/.322/.351 line with 14 homers and 43 steals over the past two seasons (243 games) and will look to latch on elsewhere.

Maybin was scratched from Friday's spring game, Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

No reason for Maybin's removal has been given at this point. Gerardo Parra will slide over to cover center field in place of Maybin, while Connor Joe enters the lineup as the left fielder.

Maybin's arrest on suspicion of a DUI this past weekend will not affect his status with the Giants leading up to the regular season, NBC Sports Bay Area's Dalton Johnson reports.

EDGE Analysis

Maybin stated that both manager Bruce Bochy and GM Farhan Zaidi told the outfielder that "the arrest will not affect his standing on making the team, and he's expected to backup Steven Duggar in center field." This news not only confirms that the team is willing to give the veteran a second chance following his off-field incident, but it also shed light on management's current plans for him as a backup outfielder. A lot can change between now and the beginning of the season, but it appears that Maybin will continue to be a part of the Giants' outfield competition.