The New York Yankees received the kind of Aaron Judge injury update that still hurts, but could have been much worse. Judge is expected to miss at least four to six weeks with a rib stress fracture, leaving the Yankees without their captain for a crucial summer stretch.
Aaron Judge's next game for the New York Yankees will not occur for a while. In the meantime, the Yankees hope they consistently can win without their superstar.
The New York Yankees received news that Aaron Judge will be out indefinitely due to a rib injury, a fracture in his right side. Judge missed the Yankees’ 9-4 loss to the Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday, and the star slugger has now missed New York’s past three games.
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The Yankees will be without the game’s most feared slugger for a couple months. New York announced that Aaron Judge has been diagnosed with a stress fracture in the first rib on his right side.
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The New York Yankees are getting through without Aaron Judge due to a rib cage injury. Nevertheless, according to second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr., Judge is taking it all in stride, per SNY Yankees.
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