Yankees lose Aaron Judge
Digest more
He’s a 6-foot-7 dude who bears more physical similarities to the Empire State Building than, say, Luis Arraez. So you don’t need us to tell you Aaron Judge is different. Just
Yankees manager Aaron Boone told reporters that Aaron Judge is "not quite there yet" in his recovery from a calf strain.
The Yankees will be a wild-card team with one loss to the Rays in the Bronx, setting up a likely playoff series with the Red Sox.
The Triple Crown is an immortal achievement in Major League Baseball, and Yankees fans know that well. Only 19 men in baseball history have led their league in batting average, home runs, and RBIs, and although we have better metrics for truly determining ...
Aaron Judge took four at-bats in live batting practice Monday, going 0-for-2 with two walks. He struck out against Ryan Weathers. Judge didn’t do any running during the live BP or afterwards. It seems like it would be quite the roll of the dice to put him on the Wild Card roster 13 days after he suffered a calf strain.