Aaron Judge Returns
New York Yankees Reinstate Aaron Judge From Injured List Ahead Of Rockies Series
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Aaron Judge, the Yankees' three-time MVP, has been activated from the 60-day injured list, Yahoo Sports reported Monday night. Judge missed nearly two months after suffering a broken rib on May 31. His return comes as the Yankees prepare to face the Colorado Rockies in a three-game series.
Judge's Long Road Back to the Lineup
The slugger has been sidelined since late May with a broken rib injury. Fox Sports confirmed his reinstatement Monday night after spending more than a month and a half recovering. Judge's absence left a significant gap in New York's batting order during a critical stretch of the season.
Yankees Face Colorado to Test Judge's Fitness
New York opens its three-game series against the Rockies with Judge back in the lineup. AP News noted the reinstatement happened Monday night ahead of the matchup. The timing gives the Yankees a boost as they look to improve their record and build momentum heading into the second half of the season.
What Judge's Return Means for the Yankees
Judge's three MVP awards make him one of baseball's elite hitters. His return strengthens New York's offense significantly after weeks without their star player. The broken rib kept him out of 50-plus games, but SF Gate confirmed he is now ready to compete at full strength.
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