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Aaron Judge returns as a designated hitter after a 10-day injury layoff. He will start a throwing program soon.

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Aaron Judge didn’t ease into his return. After missing over two weeks with a strain in his right elbow, the Yankees’ captain ...

Aaron Judge's diving catch, Ryan McMahon's first Yankees walk-off and more make up the Yankees' top ten moments from July ...

The Yankees, despite salvaging a game Wednesday, had lost five straight previously and has been one of the worst teams in baseball for two months. Their bullpen constantly implodes, their defense and ...

Throwing money at problems does not always solve them, but they can provide a great, temporary fix. That seems to be the case with the most marquee teams in MLB ...

Paul Goldschmidt put the Yankees ahead with a pinch-hit solo homer in the seventh inning as New York ended its five-game ...

Judge had a platelet-rich plasma shot in the elbow, which raised concerns despite the Yankees very-carefully worded ...

Boone also opted against benching Austin Wells when he cost the Yankees an out in a recent game by forgetting the outs. He ...

Aaron Judge has already returned to the New York Yankees lineup as a designated hitter, but the MVP candidate took another significant step toward outfield action on Wednesday.

The Yankees are quickly falling out of the American League playoff picture. The Yankees now own just a 0.5-game lead over the Rangers.