For the first time since the current Yankee Stadium opened in 2009, Paul Olden won’t be behind the microphone this weekend. The Yankees announced that Olden will miss the team’s three-game series against the Cubs (July 11–13) due to a scheduled personal obligation.

Jon Morosi of MLB Network speculated on Thursday that the Seattle Mariners could be a potential fit for LeMahieu, who had a 91 OPS+ through 45 games this season.

Aaron Judge stayed hot at the plate over the weekend, creeping up to 33 home runs on the season before the New York Yankees have even hit the All-Star break.

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Since making his return off the injured list at the end of June, the 34-year-old righty has been solid, including Thursday night’s 6-5 extra-inning win against the Mariners when he threw five innings, allowing two earned runs, six hits and two walks while striking out three.

New York Yankees public address announcer Paul Olden will miss his first three games since assuming the role 2009 due to a personal obligation, ending a streak of more than 1,300 games. Olden will miss this weekend’s three-game series against the Chicago Cubs,

Schmidt will have the surgery Friday, and the procedure will be performed by Dr. Keith Meister in Dallas. The 29-year-old right-hander will join Gerrit Cole as the second Yankee to undergo the surgery. Cole, the 2023 AL Cy Young Award winner, was operated on in March.