The New York Yankees held their breath for four days, waiting for the final word on Aaron Judge’s injury. When the determination arrived, it delivered the devastating outcome they feared would be “crushing.”
After battling a right elbow flexor strain during the tail end of last season, Aaron Judge is making a strong comeback in the offseason. The Yankees’ star outfielder reports he is “doing really well,” an update that comes alongside rehab news for Anthony Volpe, Gerrit Cole, and Carlos Rodón.
Aaron Judge, the star outfielder for the New York Yankees, is once again on the cover of the popular baseball video game series “The Show.” Meanwhile, the Yankees have added Dom Hamel, introduced Mario Garza as their new international director, and mourned the passing of a former pitcher at age 94.
The Yankees remain front and center in baseball’s latest storylines, with Tatsuya Imai reportedly meeting with teams in Los Angeles as part of the ongoing free agent sweepstakes. Meanwhile, one of the franchise’s modern stars, Aaron Judge, has been recognized as the top Yankee of the 21st century.
Aaron Judge’s right elbow strain may still be limiting his power in right field. In a crucial game, the Boston Red Sox took full advantage, raising concerns about what this means for the Yankees—especially as postseason play looms.
Aaron Judge is making an increasingly convincing argument for MVP honors, leading the Yankees to a crucial win over the Baltimore Orioles. As the race in the AL East intensifies, Judge’s powerful performances continue to lift his team’s hopes.
Cal Raleigh has reached 60 home runs, a mark no Seattle Mariner or catcher has achieved before. With the American League MVP race in full swing, many are wondering if this milestone is enough to challenge Aaron Judge’s hold on the crown.
Aaron Judge matched the legendary Joe DiMaggio for fourth place on the Yankees’ all-time home run list, delivering two blasts in a 9-3 triumph over the visiting Detroit Tigers. The win offered a crucial boost for New York in a three-game series featuring two American League playoff contenders.
Nearly a month after being sidelined by a right elbow flexor strain, Yankees captain Aaron Judge made encouraging progress by throwing to bases from right field. His brief tosses mark a critical step forward in his ongoing rehabilitation.
Aaron Judge hit his 36th home run of the season, tying Alex Rodriguez with 351 career homers for the Yankees, as New York secured a 4-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves.
