The Yankees’ George Lombard Jr. watch has started again — and this time he could end up in The Bronx
New York Yankees The Yankees’ George Lombard Jr. watch has started again — and this time he could end up in The Bronx By Mark W. Arthur Mansavage for the NY Post Restart the clock for a possible George Lombard Jr. sighting in The Bronx. Prior to the injury, Lombard had begun to do what he had done at Double-A Somerset: bounce back from a slow start and show signs he was about to conquer the level.
- ▪New York Yankees The Yankees’ George Lombard Jr. watch has started again — and this time he could end up in The Bronx By Mark W.
- ▪Arthur Mansavage for the NY Post Restart the clock for a possible George Lombard Jr. sighting in The Bronx.
- ▪Prior to the injury, Lombard had begun to do what he had done at Double-A Somerset: bounce back from a slow start and show signs he was about to conquer the level.
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New York Yankees The Yankees’ George Lombard Jr. watch has started again — and this time he could end up in The Bronx By Mark W. Sanchez Published July 17, 2026, 7:48 p.m. ET George Lombard Jr fields a ball. Arthur Mansavage for the NY Post Restart the clock for a possible George Lombard Jr. sighting in The Bronx. Access the Yankees beat like never before Don’t miss Greg Joyce’s text messages from The Bronx and beyond — he’s giving Sports+ subscribers the inside buzz on the Yankees. Sign Up Now The Yankees’ top prospect has re-entered the radar, activated by Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre before Friday’s game after missing about a month with a pair of sprained fingers on his glove hand.
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