Yankees Manager Shares Surprising Aaron Judge Health Update
The organization will give him a couple of days for his body to bounce back, but this sounds more precautionary than anything else.
Still, it’s Judge: the Yankees will be very careful with their captain and $360 million man, and since it’s still spring training, they are willing to give him a couple of days off.
In 2023, Judge had two separate stints on the injured list: one with a hip strain and another one, much longer than the former, with torn toe ligaments.
Yankees Manager Shares Surprising Aaron Judge Health Updat
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To say that Monday has been a rough day for injuries on the New York Yankees would be an understatement.
It was revealed that Gerrit Cole, their ace and reigning AL Cy Young award winner, will be having an MRI performed on his right elbow.
Now, their best position player, Aaron Judge, is also “beat up,” or at least that’s what manager Aaron Boone tried to explain to the media.
“Boone said that Aaron Judge is ‘mid-spring beat up.’ He’s not in his scheduled BP group. Not expected to play again until Wednesday, Boone said,” Yankees insider Bryan Hoch tweeted
“Mid-spring beat up” is certainly a first for us, but it makes sense: it sounds like general soreness in the middle of the exhibition calendar.
The organization will give him a couple of days for his body to bounce back, but this sounds more precautionary than anything else.
Still, it’s Judge: the Yankees will be very careful with their captain and $360 million man, and since it’s still spring training, they are willing to give him a couple of days off.
In 2023, Judge had two separate stints on the injured list: one with a hip strain and another one, much longer than the former, with torn toe ligaments.
He was limited to 106 games out of 162, and the Yankees had their worst season in recent memory at 82-80.
