US EditionDJ LeMahieu Makes His 2nd Return to Coors Field with Yanks as His Former Team Historically Struggles
- DJ LeMahieu returned to Coors Field in May 2025 as a New York Yankee facing his former team, the Colorado Rockies, amid their struggling season.
- LeMahieu spent seven seasons with the Rockies, leaving after the 2018 season when the team was last in the playoffs, and then joined the Yankees via free agency.
- The Rockies started 2025 with an 8-42 record, their worst 50-game start since 1901, and have struggled to replace LeMahieu at second base.
- LeMahieu, recovering from a calf strain suffered in March, stated, "From afar, I always root for them," while Yankees manager Aaron Boone praised his physical condition.
- LeMahieu, 36, holds two batting titles and multiple MVP top-four finishes, and he remains positive about his decision to join the Yankees despite feeling for the Rockies' difficulties this season.
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DJ LeMahieu makes his 2nd return to Coors Field with Yanks as his former team historically struggles
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