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New York Yankees vs. San Francisco Giants Injury Report, April 10, 2025

Can the Bronx Bombers rediscover their early-season production?

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After an icy trip to Detroit that left their offense out in the cold, the New York Yankees are heading back to the Bronx, hoping a return to Yankee Stadium will reignite their bats. New York mustered just five runs in three games against the Tigers, looking outmatched at the plate, even if they were facing a stellar rotation, including AL Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal.

Friday night brings another stiff test: a red-hot San Francisco Giants squad that’s off to its best start since 2003. At 9-3, the Giants arrive in New York riding momentum after a thrilling extra-inning walk-off win against the Reds. Mike Yastrzemski delivered the decisive blow on Wednesday with a two-run homer in the 10th, and is hitting .344 in what’s been a standout start to the season.

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The Yankees, sitting at 7-5, will lean on Marcus Stroman to open the three-game set, but they’ll be facing a fearsome trio of San Francisco starters: Robbie Ray (3.18 ERA), Jordan Hicks (2.38 ERA), and Logan Webb (1.89 ERA). After hitting 22 home runs during their opening homestand, the Yankees’ bats have cooled significantly. With Aaron Judge (6 HR) leading the power surge, they’ll need to rediscover that early-season form quickly if they want to avoid a repeat of the offensive struggles they saw in Detroit.

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This weekend isn’t just about turning the page, it’s a measuring stick series for the Yankees, especially with two former Cy Young winners and a perennial candidate on the mound for the opposition. The weather in New York might be chilly and damp, but the stakes are heating up.

How to Watch Yankees vs. Giants Series

Friday (7:05 p.m. ET): Marcus Stroman vs. Robbie Ray
TV: YES and NBCS-BA | Stream: FuboTV (regional restrictions may apply)
Saturday (3:05 p.m. ET): Will Warren vs. Jordan Hicks
TV: FS1, YES and NBCS-BA | Stream: FuboTV (regional restrictions may apply)
Sunday (1:35 p.m. ET): Carlos Rodón vs. Logan Webb
TV: YES and NBCS-BA+ | Stream: FuboTV (regional restrictions may apply)

New York Yankees vs San Francisco Giants Injury Report

With Clarke Schmidt set to return to the rotation as soon as Tuesday or Wednesday against the Royals, a big looming question is who will the Yankees drop from the rotation. Will it be Will Warren or Carlos Carrasco?

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New York Yankees Injury Report

10-Day IL: Giancarlo Stanton (Elbow), DJ LeMahieu (Calf)
15-Day IL: Clayton Beeter (Shoulder), Jonathan Loaisiga (Elbow), Scott Effross (Hamstring), Clarke Schmidt (Rotator cuff)
60-Day IL: Gerrit Cole (Elbow), Luis Gil (Back), JT Brubaker (Ribs), Jake Cousins (Elbow)

San Francisco Giants Injury Report

10-Day IL: Jerar Encarnación (Finger)
60-Day IL: Tom Murphy (Back)

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Mohsin Baldiwala is a Master’s student in Journalism and freelance content producer who got hooked on baseball through Seinfeld’s hapless George Costanza. The same reason why he’s a Yankees fan. He writes about sports because he believes it can offer a brief escape from the world’s chaos. Even if that means enduring the heartbreak of the 2024 World Series.