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Sports Aaron Judge injury update: How much time will the Yankees star miss? Published: Jul. 27, 2025, 11:49 a.m.

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Yankees superstar right fielder Aaron Judge has a flexor strain and will spend time on the injured list, though he sustained no damage to his UCL, New York manager Aaron Boone said after Saturday ...

New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge will go on the injured list with a flexor strain in his right elbow, but a scan showed no damage to the ulnar collateral ligament of the two-time AL MVP.

Aaron Judge is out with elbow discomfort, reigniting concerns over his injury history and raising new questions about the Yankees’ 2025 outlook.

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Per Boone, Judge in fact strained a flexor and will go on the injured list. Boone added that Judge, who has a negative defensive bWAR on the year, will not be able to play the field right away ...

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.

Yankees captain Aaron Judge, his teammates and New York's fan base exhaled Saturday when the two-time AL MVP learned he has a flexor strain in his right elbow but no acute damage to his ulnar ...

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