Summary
The New York Yankees are facing an offseason challenge with Aaron Judge's elbow injury. Despite his strong performance in the playoffs, concerns about his injury remain, and the team will need to address his health before the next season. Surgery is uncertain, but Judge hopes to avoid it to prevent significant recovery time.
Key Facts
- Aaron Judge is a key player for the New York Yankees, batting .500 in the playoffs.
- Judge had a career-best season with a .331 average and 53 home runs.
- He suffered a right flexor strain in his elbow during the season.
- Judge underwent accelerated rehab to return for the playoffs in September.
- The Yankees need to decide how to manage Judge's elbow injury this offseason.
- There is a possibility of avoiding surgery to reduce recovery time.
- The Yankees aim to ensure Judge's health for a better performance next season.