Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton Returns to New York for Medical Evaluation

The 35-year-old slugger has not participated in spring training due to persistent elbow tendinitis and is being assessed by the team's doctor.

Giancarlo Stanton has left the Yankees' spring training camp in Tampa to undergo medical testing in New York.
The designated hitter has been dealing with tendinitis in both elbows, which has prevented him from participating in baseball activities since camp began on February 16.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone confirmed that Stanton is undergoing treatment but stated there is no timeline for his return to baseball activities.
Stanton revealed he has not swung a bat in three to four weeks and his readiness for Opening Day is uncertain.
The Yankees are prioritizing Stanton's recovery now to avoid prolonged absences during the regular season, acknowledging his elbow issues may require ongoing management.