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The New York Yankees announced last week that recovering outfielder Clint Frazier (concussion) would see game action soon, and so he did Monday in Tampa. The 23-year-old played five innings in an extended spring training game, getting five plate appearances before exiting. Frazier has been sidelined for some time as he's dealt with a concussion and the subsequent symptoms. Slowly but surely, he's taken steps towards a return, but this is the biggest one yet. Originally forecasted to play in the minors as the Yankees loaded up in the outfield, Jacoby Ellsbury's uncertain future means Frazier could very well be in the majors when he returns.

Frazier (concussion) will begin a rehab assignment with High-A Tampa on Thursday, Sweeny Murti of Sports Radio 66 WFAN reports.

Frazier (concussion) could begin a rehab assignment at High-A Tampa as early as Monday, Erik Boland of Newsday reports.

Frazier (concussion) may be cleared to begin playing in rehab games in the coming days, Lindsey Adler of The Athletic New York reports.

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New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier is finally free of all concussion symptoms and is currently working out with the Single-A Tampa Tarpons. The 23-year-old has been sidelined since spring training with a concussion and scary symptoms that followed. While initially envisioned as a minor leaguer this season, Jacoby Ellsbury's continued injury troubles means Frazier could very well be back with the major league team when fully healthy. According to manager Aaron Boone, Frazier will see in-game plate appearances soon, another important step in his recovery process.

Manager Aaron Boone said that Frazier (concussion) has been partaking in full workouts and is close to recording at-bats in a minor-league contest, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

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New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier (concussion) played in a simulated game on Thursday afternoon in Tampa, a massive step forward for the youngster. Frazier suffered a concussion early in spring training and has struggled with symptoms, delaying his return and subsequently landing him on the disabled list. Frazier's injury, combined with multiple injuries to the Yankees outfield, has left them depleted. While the 23-year-old took a significant step Thursday, he remains some time away from any possible return to game action. Manager Aaron Boone said on Thursday that Frazier would undergo spring training-like preparation, leaving his return still weeks away at best.

Frazier (concussion) took part in a simulated game Thursday in Tampa Bay, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

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Now on the disabled list for over a week, New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier (concussion) is taking minor steps towards returning, perhaps to the major league roster. The 23-year-old suffered a concussion a month ago and experienced headaches, reportedly even forgetting the names of his cats. Frazier has been slowly getting back into playing shape, recently beginning to run the bases and track pitches. The next step, according to manager Aaron Boone, would be getting into games. Frazier remains without a timetable for a return, as the Yankees deal with a litany of injuries to their outfield.

Frazier (concussion) is reportedly "very close" to getting into minor-league game action, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

Frazier (concussion) has resumed baseball activities at the Yankees' extended spring training in Tampa, Meredith Marakovits of YES Network reports.

Frazier (concussion) was placed on the 7-day disabled list Thursday.

Frazier (concussion) took batting practice with no issues Monday, Brendan Kuty of NJ.com reports.

Frazier said Sunday that he's beginning to feel like his concussion symptoms are subsiding, Lindsey Adler of The Athletic New York reports.

Frazier (concussion) said Saturday that he ran and threw on the field and hit off a tee, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

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New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier said on Saturday that he is still dealing with concussion symptoms, according to Bryan Hoch of MLB.com. "It's affecting my driving," Frazier said. "I had a couple of scary moments driving. I'm calling my cats the wrong names at times. But they look the same, so it's hard. It almost feels at times that I close my eyes, but I'm not. I'm not reacting as quickly to things." The Yankees initially referred to the concussion Frazier suffered back on Feb. 24 as "mild," letting him resume workouts. Unfortunately, this is a much more serious issue and Frazier should be considered out indefinitely.

Frazier (concussion) spent time doing rotational exercises to simulate his swing while also riding the stationary bike and playing catch Thursday, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

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New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier (concussion), who has had two MRI exams and a CT scan on his head, did 20 minutes on a bike, threw and did rotational exercises on Thursday. "It's frustrating, but I'm trying not to mess around with this," Frazier said. He suffered a serious concussion after running into the outfield wall in spring training, and the Yankees are being cautious with him. Even if Frazier were completely healthy, there's a good chance he'd be ticketed for the minors to begin the year given New York's outfield depth.

Frazier (concussion) said that he felt as though he's turned a corner after participating in a light workout Wednesday, Brendan Kuty of NJ.com reports.

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Clint Frazier continues to be sidelined with a concussion, with his time out now at a week and a half. The New York Yankees outfielder has attempted to resume workouts various times since then, but has had to quit due to ongoing headaches. His last attempt at any form of workout activity came on Sunday, when he ran on a treadmill for 20 minutes, reporting no abnormalities. The 23-year-old was called up last season after being acquired from Cleveland in 2016. While he flashed signs of excellence, the arrival of Giancarlo Stanton has complicated his path to the majors and he's currently expected to begin the season in the minor leagues.

Frazier (concussion) rode a stationary bike for 20 minutes Sunday, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

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New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier (concussion) rode a stationary bike for 20 minutes Sunday. Frazier is still experiencing intermittent headaches as a result of his concussion last weekend, but he reported feeling good on Sunday. The plan is for him to take Monday off before trying to ramp up his activity level on Tuesday.

Frazier's had an MRI for his concusssion Friday which came back clean, Coley Harvey of ESPN.com reports.

Frazier is still experiencing concussion symptoms Friday after the Yankees increased his workload, Pete Caldera of The Bergen Record reports.

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New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier (concussion) is still dealing with concussion symptoms, according to Pete Caldera of the Bergen Record. Frazier increased his workload after feeling better on Wednesday, but then felt worse Thursday and will need an MRI. Manager Aaron Boone said that the results of the MRI are pending and the team will react to those results. He suffered a concussion on Saturday afternoon, banging his head against a wall in the outfield. The former Indians prospect is facing an uphill battle to make the Opening Day roster with the Yankees outfield being loaded. At this point, he is widely expected to begin the year in the minor leagues once again.

Frazier (concussion) said that he felt much better after taking 25 swings Wednesday, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

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New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier (concussion) says he is feeling much better than this morning, according to Pete Caldera of the Bergen Record. New teammate Russell Wilson told him to drink "a ton" of water, according to Caldera, and that has helped a lot. Frazier took 25 swings and only has slight headache now. Caldera says that it might be a couple days or so before he can take BP outside now, a much better outlook than this morning. Earlier today, Brandon Kuty of NJ.com said that Frazier could not sit on his couch without feeling awfu and that sunlight hurts. He suffered a concussion on Saturday afternoon, banging his head against a wall in the outfield. Manager Aaron Boone said he expected Frazier to return to the field within the week. The former Indians prospect is facing an uphill battle to make the Opening Day roster with the Yankees outfield being loaded. At this point, he is widely expected to begin the year in the minor leagues once again.

Frazier (concussion) felt foggy after hitting in the cage Tuesday and is continuing to experience headaches, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

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New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier (concussion) still has headaches and is not feeling better, according to Brendan Kuty of NJ.com. Kuty expands on his point, commenting that Frazier has made no progress, that he cannot sit on his couch without feeling awful, and that sunlight hurts. He suffered a concussion on Saturday afternoon, banging his head against a wall in the outfield. The 23-year-old stated he was suffering from just a "slight headache" Monday, but it appears that he has gotten worse. Manager Aaron Boone said he expected Frazier to return to the field within the week. The former Indians prospect is facing an uphill battle to make the Opening Day roster with the Yankees outfield being loaded. At this point, he is widely expected to begin the year in the minor leagues once again.

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Although not noticed when it initially happened, New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier suffered a concussion on Saturday afternoon, banging his head against a wall in the outfield. The 23-year-old stated he was suffering from just a "slight headache" Monday and is expected to get back on the stationary bike and swing off a tee Tuesday. Manager Aaron Boone said he expected Frazier to return to the field within the week. The former Indians prospect is facing an uphill battle to make the Opening Day roster with the Yankees outfield being loaded. At this point, he's widely expected to begin the year in the minor leagues once again.

Frazier is dealing with a mild concussion, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

Frazier is likely headed to Triple-A to begin 2018, Brendan Kuty of the Newark Star-Ledger reports.

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New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier is looking to improve on his 2017 rookie season and is coming into 2018 with a revamped swing. "There aren't as many moving parts," Frazier said at the George M. Steinbrenner Field clubhouse on Sunday. "I feel like I've got my swagger back." Frazier spent a lot of the offseason working on slimming down in his upper body and will fight for a spot in the Yankees outfield. With Aaron Hicks as the likely center fielder, Giancarlo Stanton added to the team and Jacoby Ellsbury still on the roster, though, Frazier may be ticketed for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Frazier hit .231 for the Yankees last season after posting 33 extra-base hits in 273 at-bats for Scranton last season. He is nothing more than a fourth outfielder this season, but the 22-year-old has huge potential in dynasty leagues.

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New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier continues to be a key part of trade talks, according to Jim Bowden of The Athletic. While Frazier is a high-upside player, Bowden suggests that he has been a part of trade discussions for Orioles third baseman Manny Machado and Pirates starting pitcher Gerrit Cole because the Yankees like outfielders Aaron Hicks and Estevan Florial a bit better. Hicks is likely going to be the starting center fielder for the Yankees and is still only 28, and the 20-year-old Florial is coming off of a 2017 season where he had an .850 OPS between Low-A Charleston and High-A Tampa. Frazier came into the 2017 season as one of the Yankees top prospects and had an .816 OPS in the minor leagues and .715 OPS in 39 big league games.

General manager Brian Cashman said Frazier is basically blocked at the big-league level next season, Brendan Kuty of NJ.com reports.

Frazier is not on the roster for the ALDS against Cleveland.

Frazier isn't in the lineup Monday against the Rays, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

Frazier (oblique) was activated from the 10-day disabled list Monday.

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The New York Yankees have activated rookie outfielder Clint Frazier from the disabled list after a month on the sidelines. The 23-year-old who made a significant impact back in July, went down in early August with an oblique strain. On September 6th, he began a rehab assignment with the Double-A Trenton Thunder and is now ready to return. Frazier's injury came at an interesting time for the Yankees, as they were set to have Aaron Hicks return, potentially creating an issue with playing time. Frazier's injury solved that, and now Hicks is injured himself with the rookie returning.

Frazier (oblique) could return at some point this week, George A. King of the New York Post reports.

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While the New York Yankees have lost Aaron Hicks to the DL with an injury, another outfielder is set to take a big step towards returning. Rookie Clint Frazier, who became an integral part of the Yankees lineup in July, is set to begin rehab on Wednesday with the Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. The club is set to begin action in the International League playoffs, with Frazier expected to take action in a handful of games before returning to the major league club. The 22-year-old's rise created questions about Hicks' place in the roster once he returned. The Yankees never reached that point, however, as Frazier went down with a left oblique strain just as Hicks was returning. Now, as the latter succumbs to an injury, the former could return soon.

Frazier (oblique) will begin a minor-league rehab assignment Wednesday, Sweeny Murti of Sports Radio 660 WFAN reports.

Frazier (oblique) will embark on a rehab assignment at some point during New York's road trip, which begins Monday in Baltimore, Erik Boland of Newsday Sports reports.

Frazier (oblique) was able to make 25 throws from 60 feet and another 25 from 90 feet Monday, George A. King of the New York Post reports.

Frazier (oblique) took 20 swings Friday and will progress to tee work Saturday, Brendan Kuty of NJ.com reports.

Frazier (oblique) was able to take swings with a fungo bat Thursday, Dan Martin of the New York Post reports.

Frazier (oblique) was able to run sprints prior to Wednesday's game against the Tiger, but hasn't been cleared to begin swinging as of yet, Pete Caldera of the Bergen Record reports.

Frazier (oblique) hasn't resumed swinging, Brendan Kuty of NJ.com reports.

The Yankees placed Frazier on the 10-day disabled list Thursday with a left oblique strain.

Manager Joe Girardi said Frazier will undergo an MRI on his oblique area Thursday, Erik Boland of Newsday reports.