Aaron Judge Receives Good News: 'I'll Be Back This Season'
Summary
New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge was allowed to start light physical activity after scans showed progress in his rib injury. He said he plans to return to playing baseball this season, likely moving to more intense workouts soon.Key Facts
- Aaron Judge has not played since May 31 due to a stress fracture in his ribs.
- He was cleared for light activity, including stretching and jogging, as of Wednesday.
- Judge expressed confidence that he will play again in the 2026 season.
- Hitting is expected to be the most challenging activity for his recovery.
- Another scan will determine when he can begin swinging the bat and fielding.
- The Yankees’ offense has struggled since Judge's injury, ranking near the bottom in runs and OPS since June 1.
- The team and Judge hope he will take the next recovery steps within the next week.
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