New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge (calf) will increase baseball activities on Monday after progressing well in his recovery from a calf strain, according to manager Aaron Boone. If all continues to go well, then Judge should rejoin the major league lineup with about a week left in the regular season, leaving him little time to produce for fantasy managers. Still, Judge is an elite hitter when healthy with a 1.081 OPS over 18 games before landing on the injured list this season and should ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge has played in one game since Aug. 11 due to a lingering calf injury. Manager Aaron Boone said Friday that he expects Judge to return before the start of the postseason, which while a positive, is also something of a surprise that the slugger would need to be sidelined for such an extended period. When healthy, Judge has been a prolific slugger during his career, particularly so in 2020, where he has posted a .738 SLG. But with the injury concerns, fantasy...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge has landed back on the injured list due to a calf ailment and after having been out of the mix for 14 days the previous time, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has indicated that Judge will miss at least double the time this turn through the IL. Judge, who has produced a 186 OPS+ through his first 18 games, had been vocal about his desire to avoid the IL in the first place during his last stint; this time, hell be lucky to return prior to the ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge (calf) was placed on the 10-day injured list on Friday after aggravating his calf strain. Manager Aaron Boone said that Judge will miss about twice as much time as he did for the original injury, which effectively kept the outfielder sidelined for the minimum 10 days. With Judge expected to miss the next three weeks, the Yankees figure to use a primary outfield of Clint Frazier, Mike Tauchmanand Aaron Hicks, with Brett Gardner and Miguel Andujar mixed in. ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge (calf) underwent a MRI on his calf Thursday and could be returning to the injured list. Judge was recently activated from the injured list, but has only appeared in two games and left Wednesdays game early with right calf tightness. The Yankees are still awaiting the results from the MRI, but owners should be prepared to be with Judge for the immediate future. Mike Tauchman and Clint Frazier have both boosted their value with Judge and are worth a look ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge was removed late during the second game of Wednesdays doubleheader against the Braves due to what manager Aaron Boone described as a tightening up of his calf. Judge, who returned Wednesday from the IL due to ailments to both calves, may be facing another stint on the IL due to the injury. Boone reiterated that the Yankees would need to evaluate him Thursday in order to make a determination for his status this weekend against the Mets. Judge had been ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge left the second contest of Wednesdays doubleheader against the Braves early with Clint Frazier taking over for him defensively. The Yankees did not immediately announce any injury news on Judge, who was returning to the lineup after a stint on the IL due to calf ailments. Judge had been vocal in his disagreement with hitting the IL, but its unclear at this stage if his departure is connected to his previous injury. When in the lineup, Judge has proven to...

The New York Yankees and Atlanta Braves had their game Tuesday night rained out, with a doubleheader now scheduled for Wednesday. The game had particular appeal as both Aaron Judge and Ronald Acuna Jr. were returning off of the injured list, in addition to Gerrit Cole and Braves prospect Ian Anderson (making his Major League debut) being on the hill. The clubs have not yet announced how theyll split up their starters for Wednesday, but it would be a surprise if New York deviates from Cole ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge(calf) has been reinstated from the injured list, and he is expected to play in Tuesdays game against the Braves. Judge was never expected to miss much more than the minimum 10 days with a mild calf strain, and he likely would have been activated over the weekend had the teams series against the Mets not been postponed. Judge had been playing well prior to landing on the IL with a 1.101 OPS and nine home runs over his first 17 games, and fantasy players ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge faced left-handers Jordan Montgomery and J.A. Happ on Sunday, giving him live at-bats ahead of Tuesday, when he is expected to be activated off the injured list to join the clubs starting lineup. Judge (calves) has been open about having felt well enough to well for most of his IL stint to play, having opened the year with a prodigious showing of power to the tune of nine home runs in his first 17 games. Atlanta has not yet announced a starter for ...