Aaron Judge Cleared for Light Activity, Return Timeline Still Open
The three-time AL MVP has been sidelined since May 31 but says he will return this season after being cleared for limited physical work.
Aaron Judge has been out of the Yankees lineup since May 31 with an injury. He has now been cleared for light physical activity, marking a step forward in his recovery. Judge stated he expects to return at some point this season, though no specific timetable has been given. The Yankees remain without their star slugger as he progresses through rehabilitation.
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