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Scouting Report
Updated May 19, 2026
José Caballero, Yankees shortstop, suffered a right middle finger fracture while diving back to first base against the Brewers on May 11, 2026. He was placed on the 10-day IL on May 13. Caballero indicated he won't spend longer than 10 days on the IL and won't throw for 5-7 days but can field in the meantime. Manager Aaron Boone promised him the starting SS role upon return. Prior to injury, Caballero was batting .259 with 4 HRs, 13 RBIs, and 13 stolen bases in 40 games, showing strong performance both offensively and defensively after a slow start to the season.
Strengths
- + Strong defensive metrics and grades
- + Excellent baserunning with 13 stolen bases in 40 games
- + Recent offensive surge (.316 BA with .896 OPS over last 22 games)
- + Tough competitor with high pain tolerance
- + Manager's confidence - promised starting role upon return
- + Relatively minor injury with good prognosis (10-day IL maximum)
- + Can continue fielding during recovery
Weaknesses
- - Right middle finger fracture limits throwing ability for 5-7 days
- - Currently sidelined and unable to start games
- - Early season struggles (.150 BA, .384 OPS in first 12 games)
- - Underlying metrics don't align with recent offensive success
- - High chase rate and other concerning advanced metrics
- - Injury occurred during crucial part of season
Injury Status: IL-10 -- Right middle finger fracture sustained while diving back to first base against Milwaukee Brewers on May 11, 2026. Compression bandage applied. Can bend finger but cannot throw for 5-7 days. Can field during recovery period.
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