With Giancarlo Stanton's return imminent, Trent Grisham’s playing time is expected to decrease significantly. Grisham has shown promise with 13 homers this season, but the competition for at-bats in New York could derail his aspirations for a 30-homer season. Despite a slump reflected in a .215 average since May 1, ESPN’s Eric Karabell argues that Grisham's underlying metrics suggest he can still be a valuable player.

However, the presence of Stanton as the designated hitter means Grisham and others like Jasson Domínguez may see limited opportunities. With Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger locked into starting roles, Grisham’s path to consistent at-bats remains uncertain. Analysts suggest caution with expectations for Grisham's power numbers moving forward in fantasy leagues.