New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge is out on the Injured List with a right flexor strain. This weekend, Yankees manager Aaron Boone provided a realistic tim

The New York Yankees will be without slugger Aaron Judge for at least 10 days. What does Judge have to say about his recent elbow injury?

With Aaron Judge slated to miss 10 days at least, the New York Yankees' trade deadline plans just got a lot more complicated.

Yankees star Aaron Judge was out of the lineup against Philadelphia and was sent for imaging of his right elbow, a worrying development for a team that has been sliding down the standings for two months.

With Aaron Judge sidelined due to injury, the New York Yankees are reportedly exploring options from their Triple-A affiliate to bolster their lineup for the upcoming MLB regular season games.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone recently provided another injury update for the team's captain, Aaron Judge.

Okay, so Aaron Judge is probably not going to need a replacement in the lineup for the New York Yankees anytime soon. But the star outfielder is out with an elbow injury, and the club is still battling for a postseason spot.

However, the Yankees were dealt a tough blow after 2024 AL MVP Aaron Judge suffered a right flexor strain during the sixth inning of Tuesday’s game against the Blue Jays. Judge made a throw home in an effort to prevent the tying run and ended up feeling pain in his elbow.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone said his best player avoided a much worse fate in terms of the injury. The team is optimistic he can return to the lineup as soon as he's eligible to be activated from his IL stint. He'll be eased in as the designated hitter to avoid putting too much strain on his elbow.

Losing the best hitter on Earth for any amount of time is an unequivocal bad, but the Yankees are better situated to withstand a Judge-less world than they were two years ago.

Judge was the Yankees' primary center fielder last season with Juan Soto in the Bronx, but he moved back to right field in 2025. Ryan McMahon, acquired in a trade with the Colorado Rockies, made his Yankees debut starting at third base on Saturday, going 1-for-3.

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