DJ LeMahieu Returns to Yankees' Lineup, Bats Ninth in New Role

After missing the season's first 55 games due to a foot injury, LeMahieu re-enters a high-performing Yankees lineup in an unfamiliar batting position.

LeMahieu had a non-displaced foot fracture that sidelined him for two months.
The Yankees' offense has thrived in his absence, leading the majors in OPS and home runs.
Manager Aaron Boone decided to keep Anthony Volpe as the leadoff hitter, placing LeMahieu ninth.
LeMahieu's versatility and experience add depth to the Yankees' already potent lineup.
He expressed excitement about rejoining the team and contributing from the bottom of the order.