Aaron Judge back in Yankees' lineup, 2 days after hit on hand - ESPN
NEW YORK — Aaron Judge returned to the New York Yankees' lineup Thursday against the Baltimore Orioles, two days after being hit on the left hand by a pitch.
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NEW YORK — Aaron Judge returned to the New York Yankees' lineup Thursday against the Baltimore Orioles, two days after being hit on the left hand by a pitch.
NEW YORK — New York Yankees ace Gerrit Cole's long-awaited season debut in an divisional clash Wednesday against the Baltimore Orioles went as expected: sharp, with a touch of rust, and abbreviated.
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New York Yankees first baseman Anthony Rizzo is expected to miss four to six weeks after tests Monday revealed a fracture to the radial neck of his right arm, a person with knowledge of the situation told ESPN, confirming a report. The injury will not require surgery.
The wait is over: Gerrit Cole will make his season debut for the New York Yankees against the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday.
BOSTON — Alex Verdugo had a two-run homer and four RBIs in his return to Fenway Park, and Luis Gil struck out six as the MLB-leading New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 8-1 on Friday night.
Juan Soto is returning to the New York Yankees' lineup Monday night, serving as the designated hitter against the host Kansas City Royals, manager Aaron Boone said.
NEW YORK — Trent Grisham was in the New York Yankees' lineup for their Sunday night showdown against the Los Angeles Dodgers because Juan Soto remained out with forearm inflammation. He was batting fifth, despite an .083 batting average, because manager Aaron Boone wanted a left-handed bat in the middle of the order and valued Grisham's ability to punish fastballs with the hard-throwing Tyler Glasnow on the mound.