Judge still has swelling in his toe and won't be able to do much physical activity until it's completely eliminated.

"The best-case scenario is typically about two weeks of healing and then returning to sport somewhere up to four weeks," Dr.

Judge, the slugging Yankees outfielder, got an injection to aid healing in his sprained toe. He will be out at least 10 days.

The Yankees, conversely — like other mega-clubs such as the Mets, Padres and Phillies — tend to be more top heavy. They ...

Reigning AL MVP Aaron Judge was placed on the Injured List for the second time this season on Tuesday with a toe injury.

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Aaron Judge said he was trying to identify which of his Yankees teammates was yelling at plate umpire Clint Vondrak when he peeked into his own dugout before hitting a 462-foot home run in Toronto ...

The Yankees moved a season-high 11 games over .500, and have posted 20 runs and 30 hits in the first two games of the series.

Those were Aaron Judge ... at history again. Judge’s first-inning homer in Friday night’s 6-2 win over the Reds was his seventh in his last seven games and spiked his season total to 13 ...

Aaron Judge homered for the third time in two games, Anthony Volpe and Greg Allen also went deep and the New York Yankees ...