CHICAGO — Before the 1981 baseball season was shortened by a two-month strike and started up again with the All-Star Game in August, Phillies catcher Bob Boone took his two sons out to school in April for a Montreal-to-Chicago road trip.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone is confident he'll get his injured stars back before the end of the season even while the front office tries to improve his team before Monday's trade deadline.

Stanton is not the only impact hitter missing from the Yankees’ lineup, nor is he the only one facing an uncertain timeline.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone was asked about the upcoming MLB trade deadline before Wednesday's game against the White Sox.

For manager Aaron Boone, the trip to Wrigley Field brings back one painful memory. It happened on what he said was “probably” his first visit. Instead of a, um, friendly welcome, he got bonked in the head.

The New York Yankees picked up wins on both Monday and Tuesday to open their four-game series against the Chicago White Sox and appeared to be on their way to a third straight victory Wednesday night.

The New York Yankees are dealing with another injury, as Cody Bellinger is heading to the IL with a hamstring injury.