New York Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton exits game early due to hamstring injury

Kevin Hickey

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New York Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton exited Saturday night's game in the sixth inning due to a hamstring injury.

The Yankees announced Stanton will undergo imaging Sunday.

Set to bat for his third time against the Atlanta Braves on Saturday night, Stanton was pinch-hit for by Trent Grisham.

After hitting a double to center field in the fourth inning, Stanton scored on a double from Gleyber Torres. The FOX replay showed Stanton wincing a bit after rounding third base.

Before exiting, Stanton was 1-for-2 with a double and a run scored. In 69 games this season, Stanton has 18 home runs with 48 RBI and a .794 OPS.

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Kevin Hickey

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Hickey was previously the managing editor of USA Today's Colts Wire. His work is also featured as a fantasy football analyst for The Huddle. A career .232 hitter, he is an avid reader of Spider-Man comics, an admirer of the James Webb Space Telescope, and a keen enthusiast of Ma’s sauce. You can find him on Twitter/X @KevinHickey11