Chris Stewart hit a three-run homer off Jays reliever Neil Wagner on Tuesday.

The homer was his career-high fourth overall, but it was his first since way back on May 15. Despite his lack of offense, Stewart has started four straight games, though the streak will end with the second game of today's doubleheader. He's actually driven in seven runs in his last five games after totaling 16 RBI in his first 80 games.

Chris Stewart went 1-for-3 with an RBI double in Friday's loss to the Red Sox.

Stewart continues to serve as the primary backstop for the Yankees, and is now hitting .243/.316/.312 with 15 RBI on the season. With the lack of offensive production that they've gotten from the position, Gary Sanchez could become an option for a call-up during the second half of the season.

Chris Stewart (head) is available to play Monday.

Stewart left Saturday's game early and didn't play Sunday due to dizziness. He underwent testing at a hospital on Sunday and again on Monday, but all tests came back clean. He's backing up Austin Romine Monday.

Chris Stewart has been scratched from Sunday night's game against the Red Sox.

Stewart still isn't fully healthy after leaving Saturday's game due to dehydration. Austin Romine has replaced him in the starting lineup.

Chris Stewart came out of Saturday's game versus the Red Sox in the fifth inning due to dehydration.

Austin Romine took over for him behind the plate. Stewart is day-to-day.

Chris Stewart (groin) is back in the Yankees' starting lineup Friday against the Rays.

Stewart injured his left groin on an awkward slide into third base last Thursday, but managed to avoid a stint on the disabled list. Austin Romine will move back into a backup role.

Chris Stewart (groin) estimated Monday that it will be likely be a few more days before he's ready to return to the lineup.

Stewart injured his left groin on an awkward slide into third base last Thursday and hasn't played since. An MRI came back negative, so he's optimistic that he'll avoid a trip to the disabled list. Austin Romine will continue to handle the load behind the plate for now.

The New York Post confirms Chris Stewart (groin) will not be placed on the disabled list.

Stewart injured himself when he slid into third base awkwardly during Thursday's game, but he's not expected to miss more than 2-3 days. An MRI on Friday ruled out structural damage and the Yankees are listing him as day-to-day.

An MRI on Chris Stewart's left groin came back clean.

Stewart tweaked his groin when he slid into third base awkwardly during Thursday's game. He hopes to be back in a few days.

Chris Stewart will undergo an MRI on his left groin.

Stewart injured himself when he slid into third base awkwardly during Thursday's game. He didn't hear a pop, but it's still possible he could be sidelined for a while.

Chris Stewart left Thursday's game against the Mariners with an undisclosed injury.

Stewart appeared to injure himself when he slid into third base awkwardly. An update on his status will be available soon.

Chris Stewart hit a two-run homer off Rule 5 pick Kyle Lobstein in the Yankees' 10-3 win over a Tigers split-squad Saturday.

It sounds like the Yankees will probably keep Francisco Cervelli and Stewart as their catchers, with Austin Romine off to Triple-A for a while. The light-hitting Stewart finished at .241/.292/.319 with no homers in 141 at-bats as Russell Martin's backup last year.

Chris Stewart is starting at catcher Monday.

Eduardo Nunez is serving as the Yankees' DH and Russell Martin is getting the night off in Monday's series-opening tilt against the Rangers. It's the second consecutive time that Stewart has caught staff ace CC Sabathia, but that is probably just a coincidence.

Yankees acquired C Chris Stewart from the Giants for RHP George Kontos.

Here's a surprise. Stewart will begin the season on the Yankees' Opening Day roster while Francisco Cervelli will head down to Triple-A. The 30-year batted just 204/.283/.309 over 183 plate appearances with the Giants last season, so it's a little surprising to see the Yankees give up something of value for him.

Chris Stewart is unavailable Tuesday after being hit in the cheek by pitch while catching Tim Lincecum on Monday night.

X-rays came back negative, but Stewart is dealing with a sore jaw. Chances are he'll sit out Wednesday's season finale, as well. The 29-year-old backstop is batting .204/.283/.309 with three homers, 10 RBI and a .592 OPS over 183 plate appearances this season.

In his first start in a week, Chris Stewart doubled and ripped a two-run homer Friday in a win over the Rockies.

He had been nursing an ankle injury. It's a rare offensive explosion from the light-hitting 29-year-old, as Stewart's two extra-base hits matched the total he had since the middle of July.

Chris Stewart hasn't appeared in a game since injuring his right ankle last Friday night.

Stewart is calling the ankle injury a "strain" and acknowledged Monday that he's not sure when he will be able to return. He's batting .199/.278/.267 on the season.

Chris Stewart returned to action on Wednesday July 20.

Chris Stewart has been diagnosed with a head contusion.

Stewart left Monday's game against the Dodgers in the sixth inning after getting hit in the head by Aaron Miles' backswing. The 29-year-old catcher later told reporters that his departure was precautionary. "We went the right approach and played it safe," Stewart said. "That way, I'm here for a little longer. If I got knocked out (again), who knows when I would have been back?"

Giants purchased the contract of C Chris Stewart from Triple-A Fresno.

Sadly, this is the best they can do. Stewart, 29, owns an underwhelming .256/.328/.360 batting line over parts of 10 seasons in the minor leagues and has appeared in 26 major league games between the White Sox, Yankees, Rangers and Padres. Hopefully he'll just be a placeholder until the Giants can acquire a catcher.