Aaron Judge activated from 60-day injured list by New York Yankees
Summary
Aaron Judge, a key player for the New York Yankees, is coming back from a broken rib after being injured for over three months. He was taken off the 60-day injured list and will play again starting with the Yankees' home game against the Colorado Rockies.Key Facts
- Aaron Judge has not played since May 31 due to a broken right rib.
- He was taken off the 60-day injured list on Monday night, during the Yankees' off day.
- Judge practiced batting several times last weekend and ran bases as he prepared to return.
- He will rejoin the team’s active roster without playing in minor league games first.
- The Yankees have 19 regular-season games left and are four games behind first place in their division.
- The team’s batting performance dropped during Judge’s absence, with a low batting average and fewer home runs.
- Judge’s stats before injury included a .263 batting average with seven home runs in 31 games.
- Judge won a batting title last season with a .331 average and 53 home runs.
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