It appears Giancarlo Stanton is nowhere near a return for the New York Yankees. The designated hitter has been out with a calf strain since April 24. Last month, manager Aaron Boone said that Stanton suffered a setback in his recovery. But that wasn't the whole story. On Thursday, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman provided clarity on Stanton's "setback," saying that, instead, the 36-year-old is dealing with a new injury to his calf. “He had a new injury, so it kind of resets the whole thing,” Cashman told reporters, including The Athletic's Chris Kirschner at Tropicana Field in Tampa, Fla. “Ultimately, it was an unfortunate circumstance. Certainly we’d love to have him in that lineup, being the weapon that he is," Cashman added. "But we have to let it heal. We have to give it the time