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Aaron Judge returns to Yankees after 99-day absence caused by broken rib
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Aaron Judge is returning to the New York Yankees after a 99-day absence caused by a broken rib, starting in right field and batting third against the Colorado Rockies. A three-time AL MVP, Judge had missed 84 games since his last appearance on May 31.
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Yankees Announce Big Aaron Judge Decision Before Rockies Finale
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Aaron Judge returns to Yankees after 99-day absence caused by broken rib
NEW YORK (AP) — After missing more than three months, Aaron Judge is ready to return to the New York Yankees. The three-time MVP was reinstated from the 60-day injured list Monday night, an off day for the Yankees. They open a three-game series at home Tuesday night against the Colorado Rockies.
On today’s episode of Pinstripe Post, Joel Sherman and Ryan Sampson dissect the return of Aaron Judge to the Yankees lineup and how the team can win the AL East and get back to the World Series.
Aaron Judge is returning to the New York Yankees after a 99-day absence caused by a broken rib, starting in right field and batting third against the Colorado Rockies. A three-time AL MVP, Judge had missed 84 games since his last appearance on May 31.
Aaron Judge struck out twice and flied out as he returned to the New York Yankees after a 99-day absence — a gap that matched his uniform number. Recovered from a broken rib, Judge started in right field and batted third in a series opener against the Colorado Rockies that drew a sellout crowd of 46…
Aaron Judge struck out in his first at-bat as he returned to the New York Yankees after a 99-day absence — a gap that matched his uniform number. Recovered from a broken rib, Judge started in right field and batted third in a series opener against the Colorado Rockies.
Aaron Judge is returning to the New York Yankees after a 99-day absence caused by a broken rib, starting in right field and batting third against the Colorado Rockies.
Aaron Judge went hitless in his return from the injured list but Cam Schlittler struck out 10 in seven sharp innings as the New York Yankees beat the Colorado Rockies 5-3 to clinch their 34th straight winning season
