Aaron Judge, New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals
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New York Yankees superstar slugger Aaron Judge achieved some pretty cool history after hitting his 39th home run of the 2025 season on Saturday night against the hosting St. Louis Cardinals. With the Cards homer, Judge can now say he's hit a home run against all of the other 29 teams in the MLB.
New York Yankees right fielder Aaron Judge is back in the lineup after spending time on the injured list with a strained throwing arm, but he's been limited to playing designated hitter.
Judge contributed a hard-hit RBI single to left field in the seventh inning of a Yankees win that left them one game ahead of the Guardians for the last AL wild-card spot, but finished the night 1-for-4 with two strikeouts.
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Yankees see this issue holding Aaron Judge back as he gets ‘a little bit closer’ to breaking slump
The answers, really, have been similar to the ones uttered during any Aaron Judge slump of any length in any season. That he’s Judge. That there are no worries. That it’s only just a matter of
Let’s take a closer look at my MLB picks for August 17. Yankees vs Cardinals best bet: Aaron Judge Over 1.5 total bases (-125) Aaron Judge hasn’t quite returned to the peak of his powers following an injury absence, but he sure appears to be getting close.
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Aaron Judge returns to the lineup at DH as the Yankees wait for clarity on his throwing arm
Aaron Judge is back in the lineup as the designated hitter for the New York Yankees following a 10-day stint on the injured list with a flexor tendon strain in his right elbow.
“It’s Aaron Judge,” manager Aaron Boone said at Globe Life Field before a crushing 8-5, 10-inning loss to the Rangers. “We know what he means to our lineup, to the guys in the room. So to get him back, we’re certainly excited about that. Hopefully shortly thereafter, he’s back out in the field, too.”
Yankees manager} Aaron Boone doesn't expect Aaron Judge to return to the OF this series,” Gary Phillips of the New York Daily News reported. Because the 33-year-old is still not ready for a fielding assignment,
Tim Kurkjian believes the New York Yankees can be dangerous in October with Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton's bats.