Chris Stewart (foot) returned to the Yankees lineup on Tuesday. He's batting ninth and playing catcher against Baltimore and Miguel Gonzalez. Stewart was removed from Sunday's game after sustaining a bruised foot on a hit by pitch.

Chris Stewart is expected to miss a few games after bruising his foot in Sunday's game against the Red Sox. Stewart was removed from the game after being hit by a pitch. Austin Romine replaced him, and figures to be the biggest beneficiary while Stewart is sidelined. If you're looking at either of these options, you're really scraping the bottom of the barrel in deep two-catcher mixed leagues.

Chris Stewart will undergo X-rays on his left foot after leaving Sunday's game following a hit by pitch. The Yankees are calling the X-rays precautionary. Austin Romine came in for Stewart Sunday.

Chris Stewart hit a three-run homer off Jays reliever Neil Wagner on Tuesday. The homer was his career-high fourth overall, but it was his first since way back on May 15. Despite his lack of offense, Stewart has started four straight games, though the streak will end with the second game of today's doubleheader. He's actually driven in seven runs in his last five games after totaling 16 RBI in his first 80 games.

Chris Stewart went 1-for-3 with an RBI double in Friday's loss to the Red Sox. Stewart continues to serve as the primary backstop for the Yankees, and is now hitting .243/.316/.312 with 15 RBI on the season. With the lack of offensive production that they've gotten from the position, Gary Sanchez could become an option for a call-up during the second half of the season.

Chris Stewart (head) is available to play Monday. Stewart left Saturday's game early and didn't play Sunday due to dizziness. He underwent testing at a hospital on Sunday and again on Monday, but all tests came back clean. He's backing up Austin Romine Monday.

Chris Stewart has been scratched from Sunday night's game against the Red Sox. Stewart still isn't fully healthy after leaving Saturday's game due to dehydration. Austin Romine has replaced him in the starting lineup.

Chris Stewart came out of Saturday's game versus the Red Sox in the fifth inning due to dehydration. Austin Romine took over for him behind the plate. Stewart is day-to-day.

Chris Stewart (groin) is back in the Yankees' starting lineup Friday against the Rays. Stewart injured his left groin on an awkward slide into third base last Thursday, but managed to avoid a stint on the disabled list. Austin Romine will move back into a backup role.

Chris Stewart (groin) estimated Monday that it will be likely be a few more days before he's ready to return to the lineup. Stewart injured his left groin on an awkward slide into third base last Thursday and hasn't played since. An MRI came back negative, so he's optimistic that he'll avoid a trip to the disabled list. Austin Romine will continue to handle the load behind the plate for now.