Aaron Judge injury update: Yankees star, AL MVP frontrunner diagnosed with flexor strain, will go on IL
- Saturday saw Boone reveal Judge will head to the 10-day injured list, citing a right flexor strain in his elbow.
- Since June 13, the Yankees have gone 14-23 amid sloppy play and a decimated bullpen, intensifying roster pressure.
- An MRI revealed the flexor strain but confirmed his UCL is intact, which Aaron Boone described as `good news`.
- As the July 31 trade deadline nears and Judge is set to return, the Yankees should pursue pitching upgrades after acquiring Ryan McMahon from the Rockies.
- Boone expects Judge will need only the minimum 10 days on the IL and could start swinging a bat a few days later.
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Yankees star Aaron Judge diagnosed with flexor strain, UCL intact
Even though Aaron Judge is going on the injured list, the Yankees breathed a sigh of relief on Saturday. Aaron Boone said the slugger is heading to the IL with a right flexor strain after missing Saturday’s game against the Phillies. Boone found out before the 9-4 loss, as Judge underwent an MRI, received a PRP injection and some medicine, and visited with the Yankees’ team physician Dr. Christopher Ahmad. Boone called Judge’s absence “a big dea…
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