New York Yankees outfielder Giancarlo Stanton (knee) has begun throwing and hitting off a tee according to Lindsey Adler. Stanton has also been running on an anti-gravity treadmill as he attempts to work his way back from a PCL strain in his knee. There is no word on when Stanton will return to the field but this is a positive sign for Stanton and his fantasy owners hoping the star slugger will be back for the stretch run and fantasy playoffs.

New York Yankees outfielder Giancarlo Stanton (knee) is still in the rehab phase and has not resumed baseball activities. The 29-year-old slugger has been a massive fantasy bust so far in 2019 because of injuries. He's hitting .290/.421/.419 with only one home run and seven RBI in just nine games and we're into the second half of the season already. Stanton is most certainly worth stashing in all fantasy formats for his elite power bat, but his fantasy owners are just hoping that he can return [...]

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We have now completed three months of the 2019 MLB campaign, and find ourselves reanalyzing our options on July 1st with baseball fresh off of its London debut. When I think of overbearing summer heat, I picture it coming in July, right as Jaws is making his way into Amity. [...]

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New York Yankees outfielder Giancarlo Stanton will likely be out of action through the month of July with his latest injury, this time a PCL strain. Clearly, it is not a minor strain, which is frustrating both for fantasy managers and the Yankees given how much time Stanton has already missed this year with other issues. Stanton should still be stashed on the IL during this episode, but the possibility of a lost season for the slugger is quite distinct at this point.

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While New York Yankees outfielder Giancarlo Stanton(knee) may once again land on the injured list, the results are in from his MRI and they're promising. The 29-year-old suffered what the club called a "knee contusion" Tuesday night, but the results from his MRI came back clean, meaning there's no structural damage and there was no swelling [...]

New York Yankees outfielder Giancarlo Stanton is not in the team's lineup Wednesday after hurting his knee Tuesday night. Results from a planned MRI are not yet known. Brett Gardner takes the left field spot Stanton occupied Tuesday and bats ninth. That's too low in the order to make him a good DFS play despite a good-looking matchup against the Toronto Blue Jays and starting pitcher Trent Thornton.