Ryan (back) could start a rehab assignment within the week, the NY Post reports.

Ryan was placed on the disabled list toward the end of June, first eligible to return the team on July 8. It appears as though Ryan is progressing well, but with the All-Star break just a week away, the club may elect to play it cautiously and keep the infielder on the DL until after the break.

Ryan was placed on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday with a right thoracic strain, Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports.

Ryan's move to the disabled list leaves the Yankees with no backup options in the middle infield for Wednesday's contest. Alex Rodriguez could be in line to fill the role in an emergency situation, but the Yankees used the 25-man roster spot for Wednesday's starter, Ivan Nova, who was activated from the disabled list. Ryan will be able to rejoin the team July 8, but back injuries have a tendency to linger.

Ryan went 2-for-3 with a triple, an RBI and a run scored in his season debut Wednesday against the Nationals.

He started at shortstop, ended up shifting to first base, and ultimately was lifted for a pinch-hitter. After missing the first two months and change with a calf injury, he should be in line to see significant time at short, as the Yankees have been looking for answers there all year.

Ryan (calf) was activated from the 60-day disabled list and will bat ninth for the Yankees and play shortstop Wednesday.

Ryan will finally make his first start of the season for the Yankees on Wednesday, pushing Didi Gregorius to the bench and Ramon Flores off the 25-man roster. It's unclear how much playing time he'll see moving forward, but given Gregorius' .232/.288/.304 batting line this season, a strong showing offensively could lead to more starts.

Ryan (calf), who is now on a rehab assignment at Triple-A, will be called up when he plays back-to-back games, MLB.com's Bryan Hoch reports.

With Didi Gregorius slashing .215/.276/.289, the Yankees could certainly use some new blood in the mix at shortstop. Ryan is a defense-first option, but Gregorius is average defensively so Ryan could still represent an overall upgrade. Ryan is in the lineup for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Tuesday, so keep tabs on his usage in the coming days to see if a call-up is on tap.

Ryan (calf) began a rehab assignment at High-A Tampa on Sunday, Sweeny Murti of Sportsradio 66 WFAN reports.

Ryan has been on the disabled list since the start of the season after suffering a Grade 2 right calf strain. It appears he's just about fully recovered from the injury now, and once he gets in some more action, his activation could soon follow. Ryan would likely fill a utility infield role for the Yankees upon his return.

Ryan (calf) was transferred to the 60-day DL on Sunday.

The transaction was just a procedural move for the Yankees to free up a 40-man roster spot for reliever Jacob Lindgren, who had his contract purchased from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre ahead of Sunday's game against the Rangers. Ryan should begin a rehab assignment in the coming days before potentially returning to the Yankees at some point in June.

Ryan (calf) is expected to return to the field to play in a rehab game Wednesday, the NY Post reports.

Ryan has suffered multiple setbacks since landing on the disabled list to start the season, the latest of which had him removed from an extended spring game with heat exhaustion last week. It remains to be seen when he'll be able to go on a rehab assignment or join the big league team, but returning to the field marks a good first step.

New York Yankees shortstop Brendan Ryan is expected to play a rehab game Wednesday while recovering from a calf injury, according to the New York Post.

New York Yankees shortstop Brendan Ryan is expected to play a rehab game Wednesday while recovering from a calf injury, according to the New York Post. Ryan, who was removed from an extended spring training game with heat exhaustion last week, does not have a timetable for return.

Ryan (calf) was removed from an extended spring game Thursday with heat exhaustion, the NY Post reports.

The setback doesn't appear to be anything major, so Ryan should be able to get back on the field without any further complications. The infielder was shutdown in the beginning of May and has been on the disabled list since the beginning of the season, but it still remains to be seen when he'll be able to make his season debut.

Ryan (calf) has been shut down during his rehab after feeling a pull in his hamstring, The Westchester Journal News reports.

Ryan had been approaching the start of a rehab assignment, but that will now be put on hold as he's experienced another setback. He'll be evaluated again in a week, but it's unclear exactly what his role will be with the club when he is ready to go as Jose Pirela is nearing a return from injury and could join Gregorio Petit on the big league roster as utility infield options.

Ryan (calf) has been playing in extended spring games and could begin a rehab assignment soon, The Westchester Journal News reports.

There's no timetable for exactly when a rehab assignment might begin, but Ryan has been progressing well in Tampa and has been able to both swing and field ground balls. He'll likely need at least a few games during his rehab stint before getting major league ready, but when he does return he could supplant Gregorio Petit and the right-handed utility infielder option.

Ryan (calf) took batting practice and fielded ground balls Tuesday, The Westchester Journal News reports.

Ryan has been recovering from a calf strain at extended spring training and is likely nearing a rehab assignment. There's no exact timetable for the infielder, but he likely still remains at least a couple of weeks out.

Ryan (calf) is expected to begin working out in Tampa next week, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reprots.

Ryan continues to work his way back from the calf issue, but still remains without an exact timetable. He'll continue to work back, and will likely be sent on a rehab assignment at some point in the next couple weeks before potentially rejoining the big league club.

Ryan (calf) was placed on the 15-day DL, MLB.com reports.

An MRI on Wednesday revealed Ryan has suffered a Grade 2 right calf strain. Gregorio Petit will take over a backup shorstop role with Ryan hurt.

An MRI on Wednesday revealed Ryan has suffered a Grade 2 right calf strain, per the Yankees' official site.

Ryan suffered the injury during Wednesday's Grapefruit League game, and it looks to be a bit more serious than expected. In fact, the Yankees almost immediately acquired infielder Gregorio Petit from the Astros and promoted him to the big league roster. A timetable has yet to be released for Ryan's return, but look for starter Stephen Drew to see even more reps than normal until that happens.

Ryan suffered a right calf strain Wednesday and will undergo an MRI, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

Ryan had to be removed from Wednesday's Grapefruit League game and had to be helped into the dugout, indicating that it could be a somewhat serious injury. There's no timetable being given just yet, but the team should have a better idea of where he stands after seeing the results of the MRI.

Ryan had to be removed from Wednesday's Grapefruit League game with an apparent knee injury, David Lennon of Newsday reports.

Ryan had to be helped down the dugout stairs, so it appears that it could be more than just a minor setback. With Didi Gregorius nursing his own injury, Ryan was in line to fill in at shortstop if Gregorius wasn't back in time for Opening Day. Nick Noonan replaced Ryan in the spring game and could take his roster spot if he's forced to miss extended time, but more news regarding the extent of the injury should become available after Wednesday's game.

Ryan (back) is in the lineup for Friday's Grapefruit League game against the Tigers, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

It will be Ryan's first Grapefruit League appearance of the year after a mid-back strain sidelined him for about three weeks. His roster spot is likely still safe despite the missed time, but he'll need to have a strong spring showing to earn more at bats by the start of the regular season.

Ryan (back) is listed on the Yankees' travel roster for Friday's game against the Tigers, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.

Ryan is yet to play this spring while battling a mid-back sprain, so if he plays Friday it will be his first action. He's been taking swings and fielding of late, but it remains to be seen whether he's shown the team enough to begin the season as more than a utility infielder.