Aaron Judge’s toe injury looks a lot worse than he first thought.
New York Yankees The star admitted Saturday In fact, he tore his ligaments after hitting a wall at Dodger Stadium on June 4. The team originally described the injury as a sprain and placed Judge on the injured list two days later on June 6. Al-Qadi added that he still suffers from pain in his foot when he walks and does not know when he will play again this season.
“I don’t give you any schedule,” he is He said. “There’s no need. I just have to get better and then I’ll be there.”
“I don’t think many people here have torn ligaments on their fingers,” Judge He said. “If it’s a quad, we’ll have a better answer. If it’s an oblique or a hamstring, we have answers and a timeline for that. With how special this injury is, and it being my back foot, that I’ve pushed and run from, it’s a tough place.”
Yankees coach Aaron Boone also declined to give a schedule but said he expected Judge to return this season. Boone, however, would not go so far as to assert this.
“This is an absolute must,” Boone He said On whether he can guarantee that Judge will play in 2023. “I can’t say that about anyone.”
Judge’s recent injury dealt a major blow to his MVP nomination and for the 2023 Yankees season.
291/.404/.674 prior to the injury, Judge no longer leads MLB in home runs or OPS. His 19th home run is now trailing five more players and he returned with six off Shuhei Ohtani. Judge actually arrived at IL earlier this year and missed 10 games in late April and early May with a groin injury.
New York, meanwhile, 11-16 In 27 matches without a judge this yearhas lost six of its past eight matches and now ranks third in the Middle East with a 41-35 record.
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