Imagine starting a new job, one you weren’t necessarily expecting. Then imagine having to miss an indefinite amount of time just a week or so later, because a medical condition of yours flared up. It’d probably be hard to be anything but disappointed in that, even if there’s no fault on your end. I’d guess that’s what Brandon Drury felt after having to hit the DL with migraines just eight games into his Yankee career. Now, as he returns, his role might be a little more in flux than it originally was.
When he was acquired, it became clear that Drury was the team’s starting third baseman going forward.