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Anthony Volpe and Carlos Rodon's 2026 Seasons Likely Delayed, Aaron Judge Avoids Surgery
- Carlos Rodón, the New York Yankees left-hander, underwent surgery Wednesday by Dr. Neal ElAttrache to remove loose bodies and shave a bone spur, and could miss Opening Day 2026.
- After postseason imaging, the club found surgery was needed recently, and Brian Cashman said cleanup was worse than MRI showed; Rodón, who turns 33 in December, went 18-9 with a 3.09 ERA this season.
- Data show Judge's 53 homers and 1.145 OPS, while Rodón's surgery may delay his 2026 season start.
- Volpe and Rodón are projected to begin the season on the injured list and could be sidelined until May, while Aaron Boone said several coaches won't return for 2026.
- Rodón's recovery includes eight weeks of no throwing while Volpe can start hitting in four months but can't dive for six months.
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Yankees' Judge doesn't need surgery, but Volpe and Rodón had operations and could be out until May
Yankees star Aaron Judge won’t need surgery on his elbow but shortstop Anthony Volpe and left-hander Carlos Rodón had operations this week and could be sidelined until May. Judge’s throwing was limited after he hurt the flexor tendon in his…
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Yankees' Aaron Judge doesn't need surgery, Volpe and Rodón had operations and could miss opening day
NEW YORK (AP) — Yankees star Aaron Judge won't need surgery on his elbow but shortstop Anthony Volpe and left-hander Carlos Rodón had operations this week and could miss opening day.
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