Yankees consider reducing role for struggling outfielder Trent Grisham

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Last updated Aug 7, 2026

Yankees consider reducing role for struggling outfielder Trent Grisham
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As of August 7, 2026, the New York Yankees are evaluating the performance of outfielder Trent Grisham due to his significant struggles at the plate. Grisham is hitting.211 this season, with only 12 home runs and a.689 OPS. Over the past three weeks, he has managed just eight hits in 70 at-bats, leading to discussions about his future with the team. The Yankees, currently battling to secure a postseason position without Aaron Judge, might reduce Grisham’s role in the lineup to give opportunities to younger players. Possible alternatives like George Lombard Jr. and Spencer Jones await their chances as the Yankees navigate their offensive challenges.

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  • Trent Grisham's batting average is.211 with 12 home runs.
  • He has hit just.114 over his last 70 at-bats.
  • New York Yankees are currently low in MLB offensive metrics.
  • Younger players may be given more opportunities if Grisham's role is reduced.
  • Without Aaron Judge, the Yankees offense has struggled significantly.
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  • 2:17 PMYahoo SportsYankees need to part ways with struggling outfielder
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With how bad the offense has been, the Yankees can't keep struggling hitters in the lineup.

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