After missing the series against the St. Louis Cardinals with lower-body soreness, Giancarlo Stanton will return to the field as right fielder in Tuesday's game against the Tampa B

Giancarlo Stanton will return to the New York Yankees’ lineup in right field after missing three games with what the team described as general soreness.

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Giancarlo Stanton will return to right field for the New York Yankees during Tuesday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays.

After earning three consecutive starts in right field, Giancarlo Stanton, who has been the Yankees' hottest hitter of late, was held out of the lineup over the weekend. Manager Aaron Boone explained that Stanton's lower body wasn't recovering from his return to the outfield.

With Aaron Judge able to serve as designated hitter but not able to field — he is beginning to build up his right arm after a flexor strain — and with lefty Framber Valdez expected to be on the mound for the Astros, the Yankees are ready to at least somewhat risk Stanton’s legs to shoehorn his bat into the lineup.

Giancarlo Stanton missed his third straight game Saturday, still feeling lower-body soreness after logging three consecutive starts in right field back in New York. Aaron Boone called it a day-to-day situation,

Fresh off a sweep of the Cardinals, a resurgent Yankees squad is heading to Tampa for a two-game set against the division rival Rays. Tampa Bay has played a game below .500 since dropping three of four against the Yankees at the end of July,