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Blue Jays Defeat Yankees Amid Grisham Injury Concern

The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the New York Yankees, while the Yankees' Trent Grisham left the game with a knee injury. The team awaits further imaging to determine the severity of the injury. Potential lineup adjustments are anticipated as a result.

05/23/2026 · Washington edition

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The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the New York Yankees. Trent Grisham exited the game with left knee discomfort after reaching second base. Spencer Jones replaced Grisham in center field.

Grisham will undergo imaging to assess the extent of the injury. The Yankees are already without Giancarlo Stanton, who is recovering from a calf strain, and Jasson Domínguez, sidelined with a shoulder sprain. José Caballero is expected to return soon from a finger fracture.

Potential lineup options for the Yankees include: Ben Rice (DH), Aaron Judge (RF), Cody Bellinger (LF), Jazz Chisholm Jr. (2B), José Caballero (3B), Paul Goldschmidt (1B), Anthony Volpe (SS), Austin Wells (C), and Spencer Jones (CF).

The Yankees and Blue Jays face off again tonight at 7:05 p.m. EST.

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