Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-7, 282 lbs |
| Birthplace: Linden, CA |
| Age: 34 |
| School: Fresno State |
| Experience: 10 |
| Bats/Throws: R, R |
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1:03Rasmussen Flirts With No-Hitter in Game 1 vs. Yankees
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1:23MLB Burning Questions: Can the Yankees Win Without Judge?
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0:39ALDS Preview: Yankees, Rays Set for Showdown
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1:54Aaron Judge Left Off Yankees' ALWC Roster
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1:46Red Sox vs. Yankees AL Wild Card Series Preview
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1:27Is Aaron Judge Rushing Back From Injury?
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1:18Are Yankees Preparing for Playoffs Without Aaron Judge?
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9:31Injury Updates & Replacements for the Final Week!
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0:58Aaron Judge Pulled Due to Lower Leg Stiffness
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1:193 Keys for the Yankees Down the Stretch
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1:17Aaron Judge Goes Hitless in Yankees Win
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1:55How Yankees Should Adjust Lineup When Aaron Judge Returns
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1:54Pete Crow-Armstrong vs. Shohei Ohtani for NL MVP
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2026 Batting
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| Regular Season | .241 | 18 | 41 | .871 | 5 |
Top Aaron Judge News
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Yankees' Aaron Judge: Not on ALDS roster
Judge (calf) isn't on the Yankees' roster for their American League Divisional Series against the Rays, Jack Curry of YES Network reports.
Judge has resumed taking live batting practice since being diagnosed with a right calf strain Sept. 19, but he hasn't yet begun running the bases or resumed outfield work. Rather than limiting him to a DH role, the Yankees are waiting until the star slugger can play in the field before activating him for the postseason, and his next chance to play will now be in the ALCS (should New York advance). Heliot Ramos and Spencer Jones will likely continue to share right-field duties against Tampa Bay.
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Yankees' Aaron Judge: Status for ALDS up in the air
Judge's (calf) availability for the ALDS against the Rays "remains up in the air," Jeff Passan of ESPN.com reports.
Judge suffered a moderate right calf strain a little more than two weeks ago. He's gone through workouts this week, but Judge will need to show he can run the bases without issue before receiving clearance to be on the ALDS roster. Complicating matters is that if Judge is limited to designated hitter, Ben Rice would have to play first base and push Luis Garcia out of the lineup.
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Yankees' Aaron Judge: Not included on wild-card roster
Judge (calf) is not on the Yankees' wild-card series roster against the Red Sox, Jack Curry of YES Network reports.
Judge was diagnosed with a moderate right calf strain a little less than two weeks ago. He's made progress, having taken live batting practice Monday, but Judge has yet to try running the bases or playing the outfield since the injury. Judge will push to be ready for the ALDS, should the Yankees advance. With Judge shelved, New York will likely use Spencer Jones in right field and Trent Grisham in center field versus righties.
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Yankees' Aaron Judge: Faces live pitching Monday
Judge (calf) logged four at-bats during a live batting practice session Monday, Gary Phillips of the New York Daily News reports.
Phillips notes that Judge struck out once, drew a pair of walks and hit a comebacker to the pitcher during his time at the dish. While it's a positive sign that he was able to log several at-bats against live pitching, he didn't participate in any on-field running or fielding. The slugger's availability is still up in the air heading into Game 1 of the Yankees' wild-card series against the Red Sox. Judge hasn't appeared in a game since suffering a right calf strain Sept. 16 against Minnesota.
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Yankees' Aaron Judge: Yet to run bases
Judge (calf) said Monday that he's been "feeling great" while running on an anti-gravity treadmill but has yet to try running the bases, Jorge Castillo of ESPN.com reports.
Judge plans to do some more running on the anti-gravity treadmill Monday and could try running outside, as well. The slugger was also scheduled to take live batting practice on the field. Judge is aiming to be included on the Yankees' wild-card series roster despite suffering a moderate right calf strain less than two weeks ago. If he is on the roster, it could be in a designated hitter role.
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Yankees' Aaron Judge: Taking live BP on Monday
Yankees manager Aaron Boone said that Judge (calf) is "making progress" and will take live batting practice Monday, Brendan Kuty of The Athletic reports.
Judge did some hitting and throwing indoors Sunday and will hit on the field Monday. The three-time American League MVP has pledged to be ready for the wild-card series matchup against the Red Sox, though the Yankees have not committed to Judge being healthy enough to be included on the roster. Judge suffered a moderate right calf strain less than two weeks ago.
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Yankees' Aaron Judge: Aiming to play in wild-card round
Judge (calf) said Wednesday that he intends to be ready to play in Game 1 of the American League Wild Card Series, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.
Judge will miss the rest of the regular season due to a moderate right calf strain, but the fact that he's making an effort to play right away in the postseason is an encouraging sign of progress. However, the slugger's comments directly contradict manager Aaron Boone's belief that Judge may not be available until the ALDS. More clarity regarding Judge's return timeline will likely emerge after a few more days of recovery.
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Yankees' Aaron Judge: Not expected for wild-card round
Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Tuesday that the does not anticipate Judge (calf) being ready for the wild-card series next week, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.
Judge was placed on the 10-day injured list this past weekend with a right calf strain that Boone revealed Tuesday was "moderate." The outfielder was given a platelet-poor plasma injection in his calf Monday and will rest for a few days to allow the shot to take effect. Judge will aim to be ready for the ALDS, should the Yankees advance, but nothing is guaranteed. Heliot Ramos will be asked to pick up the slack in right field while Judge is sidelined.
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