Infielder DJ LeMahieu will miss at least a "couple of weeks" with a Grade 1 or 2 left calf strain, he told reporters Thursday (via Newsday). An exact timetable will be determined once he meets with team doctors.

Luis Gil, DJ LeMahieu and Giancarlo Stanton have all been shut down with injuries, and it’s unclear when fans can expect to see them on the field again. There are varying levels of concern regarding each player’s injury and its impact on the overall roster.

Here's what the Yankees' Opening Day roster should look like if they don't make any moves in the next few weeks.

Serving as designated hitter, LeMahieu was injured on his second at-bat in New York’s 9-3 win over the Houston Astros.

Did the New York Yankees make a mistake by not bringing Jose Iglesias in to compete for the team's third-base job?

It’s the latest in a string of injuries for the 36-year-old DJ LeMahieu, who ended last season on the injured list with a right hip injury.

L ast season, the New York Yankees had a top-heavy roster led by the tandem of Aaron Judge and Juan Soto. Although the Bronx Bombers won the American League pennant for the first

DJ LeMahieu suffered a calf strain in the New York Yankees' spring training contest on Saturday. Should this development finally convince GM Brian Cashman to look to add another third baseman?

The New York Yankees seem to be doing everything in their power to ensure DJ LeMahieu does not end up as the team's Opening Day third baseman.

Yankees general manager Brian Cashman hinted the team won’t make a blockbuster trade before Opening Day. LeMahieu told reporters Thursday he suffered a Grade 1 or 2 calf strain.

History will eventually remember DJ LeMahieu as one of the New York Yankees ’ most effective free agent signings. Unfortunately for LeMahieu, it’ll likely take some time for fans to focus solely on the good.