New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge (hip) said he expects to miss the "next couple of days," but that he's not concerned after leaving Thursday's game against the Texas Rangers early with right-hip discomfort. He felt his hip on Thursday morning when he got up. It was the result of the awkward head-first slide from Wednesday's game against the Twins. Hopefully, the 31-year-old will be good to go after a few days of rest, but if he's not, an injured-list stint can't be ruled out. He went ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge left Thursday's game against the Texas Rangers in the fourth inning for an undisclosed reason, according to Greg Joyce of the New York Post. The superstar jammed his hand while sliding into third base Wednesday but played the rest of the game. It isn't clear if this is related to his exit on Thursday. Judge is slashing .261/.352/.511 with six bombs, 18 runs, 14 RBI, and two steals over 25 games. Hopefully, this was just a precaution, and the 2022 MVP can ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge (hand) said he rolled over both hands on a dive into third base in Wednesday's game against the Minnesota Twins in the second inning. Judge said it was "more the right. All good though." He was made he was thrown out, but he said he's feeling good and should be fine moving forward. It was a bit of an injury scare for the 31-year-old superstar and his fantasy managers, but Judge stayed in the game and finished the day 3-for-4 with two doubles, three RBI ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge (hand) exited Wednesday afternoon's game in the top of the second inning but quickly returned as part of a three-hit performance. Judge was caught stealing third base and immediately headed for the dugout tunnel and was followed by trainers. However, Judge, who was at designated hitter, quickly returned and finished the contest after injuring his hand. Prior to briefly leaving, Judge logged a pair of doubles and three RBI before adding a single and a walk ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge had a big day in Sunday's 5-3 win over the Orioles. The reigning MVP went 3-for-4 with three runs, two RBI, and two homers. Judge hasn't gone yard since April 2 and has struggled in the last week. However, fantasy managers certainly hope he'll keep it going when the Yanks begin a three-game series in Cleveland on Monday.

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge went 0-for-4 with a walk in Friday's 7-6 loss to Baltimore. The reigning MVP also struck out twice. Fortunately, he stole a base, his second of the year, to give fantasy managers a little something. Judge has gotten off to a slower start than most had expected, currently sitting on a .296 average. He's also amassed 12 strikeouts, one of the worst marks in baseball. That said, Judge can get hot at any point moving ahead, so fantasy managers should continue...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge didn't waste any time in 2023 to get on the board, hitting his first home run of the season as his team beat the San Francisco Giants 5-0 Thursday. Overall, the 30-year-old went 2-for-4 with two RBI and a run scored. Judge had a historic campaign in 2022, where he hit .311, drove in 131, scored 133 times, stole 16 bags, and hit an American League record 62 long balls across 157 games. It'll be almost impossible for the native of California to reproduce ...

Bold predictionscan be the key to fantasy seasons. Predicting players who will outperform or underperform expectations by extreme amounts can win leagues. Bold predictions can also be entirely unhelpful, speculative thoughts that are just fun to consider.And the latter is what these ones are! Sort of. I'm not going to tell you I think Aaron Judge leads the league in home runs again this year. That's not exactly bold now, is it? I do think that each of these predictions has a legitimate chance of...

Salary cap leagues are a load of fun. The freedom to have any player you want is the main reason for choosing the format for your fantasy baseball league. Of course, with free will comes consequences. You may blow $50 on an Aaron Judge and realize you can't draft players like Adley Rutschmanand Josh Bell, who are needed to create the daunting roster you desire.Left strapped for cash, you'll have to look at guys under $10. Lucky for you, there are many of those (maybe even too many). There are ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge hit his first long ball of the season in Monday's 9-2 Grapefruit League win over the Pirates. The 30-year-old hit an impressive opposite-field, three-run shot in the sixth inning and is now batting .500 this spring. The 2022 American League Most Valuable Player obviously did a great job of hitting the ball over the fence last season, slashing .311/.425/.686 with 62 HR, 131 RBI, and 16 stolen bases. While it is unrealistic to expect that many from him this...