Aaron Judge Strange: Yankhez put on a 10-day IL on IL

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Aaron Judge Strange: Yankhez put on a 10-day IL on IL

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Put on New York Yancies Aroon judge The fear that the injury could be more serious with the right flaxer strain in the list of 10 -day injuries on Sunday.

The MRI showed that the judge did not suffer any severe damage to his arrival collateral ligaments, which would require Tommy John surgery and an extended stay on IL. He missed his second game in the season due to the defeat of the team Philedelphia Philos??

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On Wednesday, on Wednesday, July 23, 225, in the sixth innings of the baseball game in Toronto, Toronto Blue celebrates a two -run home against Toronto Blue James in the Dugout of the New York Yancies. (Via AP John Black/Canadian Press)

He had a platelet-rich plasma injection and can return to the action for 10 to 14 days.

“You never want to go into the tube. It’s never funny. You don’t know what is going to show,” the judge said. “That’s why I have left a kind of imaging and the same thing, because if I don’t know what’s going on, I think it can’t hurt you.”

Yankeez manager Aarn Boon breathed comfortably.

He said, “Everything, we got good news today.” “I think all of you were the worst fears.”

The judge on Friday acknowledged that he was suffering from a 60 -foot distance.

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New York Yancies Aaron Judge Atlanta on Sunday, July 20, 2025, from the left to the Left from the Left to the Left from the Baseball match against the Atlanta Brevs. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart)

He said, “We are standing against the Philly team, they can hit the ball at the park. I just didn’t want to endanger our pitchers, just can’t be able to play for them,” he said.

The roster’s decision was a predecessor on Saturday, and the Yancies trade Amed Rojario, who made a contract with the Washington National.

Another MVP -like season was combining the judge. He won the American League MVP last season and 2022.

This year, the judge is leading the batting average (.342), on-base percentage (.449), slugging percentage (.711), OPS (1.160) and Hits (129). He has 37 home runs and 85 RBI.