SAN DIEGO — Trent Grisham exited Friday’s game against the San Diego Padres in the bottom of the third inning due to right hamstring discomfort, the same hamstring that previously placed him on the injured list this season. Grisham was unable to catch a fly ball that resulted in an RBI single before leaving the game. After the inning, he returned to the dugout, spoke with director of sports medicine and rehab Mike Schuck, and then went to the clubhouse. Following Grisham's exit, Heliot Ramos took over in right field, with Spencer Jones moving to center field. Grisham has been experiencing a decline in speed and has faced challenges at the plate recently, coinciding with Jones's improved performance. This situation raises questions about who will start in center field when Aaron Judge returns to the lineup next week.
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Trent Grisham Leaves Game Due to Hamstring Discomfort
Trent Grisham left the game against the Padres due to right hamstring discomfort, the same injury that previously sidelined him. Following his exit, Heliot Ramos entered the game, and Spencer Jones moved to center field. Grisham's recent struggles at the plate and speed issues have led to speculation about the Yankees' center field position once Aaron Judge returns.
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