So where are the betting values on the odds table for major-league RBI leaders? Yardbarker's Matt Wiesenfeld shines a light on the board.
Yankees 3B DJ LeMahieu will miss an undetermined amount of time due to a bone bruise in his right foot while Aaron Judge is expected to return to the lineup on Wednesday.
The New York Yankees are finally getting Aaron Judge back this week. During Monday afternoon's spring training game against the Philadelphia Phillies, Yankees manager Aaron Boone said that the team's captain "should be good to go" for Wednesday's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
It was only a matter of time before injuries started to pop up for the New York Yankees. Things were far too quiet two weeks ago, prior to Gerrit Cole suffering an elbow injury and Aaron Judge dealing with an abdominal strain.
Injuries to Gerrit Cole and Aaron Judge raise all sorts of questions. It’s a Monday in March, and you know what that means — it’s time for another edition of the Pinstripe Alley Making the Team Meter!
Boone no longer projecting returns; LeMahieu gets good news; Warren’s bounceback impresses New York Post | Greg Joyce: So much for being penciled in for Saturday.
Aaron Boone isn’t going to predict when Aaron Judge will return to spring training games anymore. The initial belief was that Judge, who underwent an MRI on his abdominal area last Monday, would play on Saturday.
Playing in New York, Aaron Judge is used to getting asked the tough questions. But even the New York Yankees captain had to be taken by surprise when
Even after losing Gerrit Cole, New York has been unwilling to deal the 6-foot-6, 235-pound top prospect. Is he worth it?
The home run leader market is fascinating. While there are lots of sluggers who are consistent from year to year when you look at the names of who has actually led the league in homers you see a lot of unfamiliar faces.
TAMPA - The plan was for New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge to take swings on Friday, and that is what he said he was going to do in the cage after speaking in front of reporters in the clubhouse on Friday afternoon.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone told reporters on Thursday that Judge would take swings on Friday, but the captain who turns 32 years old in April said he's taking things "day-to-day."
Having one player that is capable of winning an MVP is a luxury, but the New York Yankees have two this upcoming season with Aaron Judge and Juan Soto prowling the outfield.
MLB expects Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. to lead the WAR statistics in 2024. According to Fangraphs projections, he could achieve an impressive mark of 7.4 Wins Above Replacement.
The hits keep on coming for the New York Yankees. In the wake of the Gerrit Cole news, fellow superstar Aaron Judge is dealing with multiple injuries
Aaron Judge recently underwent an MRI on his abdominal muscle area. Although the results came back clean, Judge did not commit to being ready for Opening Day.
It seems things are just going from bad to worse for the New York Yankees. After being dealt a huge blow with the news regarding their “ace” pitcher Gerrit Cole facing some discomfort, they are now facing challenges regarding Aaron Judge.
Two Yankee stars could miss Opening Day as both Aaron Judge and Gerrit Cole have undergone MRIs over the past few days. Cole has struggled to recover from throwing sessions and needs an MRI on his throwing elbow.
The Yankees gave a seemingly positive update on Judge, but Yankees fans have heard that before.
Even with the addition of Juan Soto, the New York Yankees need Aaron Judge in the lineup. So, Tuesday morning’s news will undoubtedly cause concern throughout Yankees nation.
New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge said Tuesday he hopes to be ready for Opening Day as he deals with abdominal discomfort. He told reporters that an MRI done Monday on the area didn't reveal any structural damage.
Yankees star Aaron Judge has been slowed a bit by some abdominal discomfort recently.
Things are certainly getting tenuous right now for the New York Yankees. On Monday, the team learned that ace pitcher Gerrit Cole was going to have an MRI on his ailing elbow.
The Philadelphia Phillies hit the eighth most home runs as a team in 2023 with 220. Of the 220 home runs hit by the Phillies, Kyle Schwarber blasted 47 of them. He hit the second-most home runs in baseball, launching seven less than Atlanta Braves first baseman Matt Olson.
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