Aaron Judge Lands on 10-Day IL With Soleus Calf Strain
The Yankees' three-time MVP is sidelined with a soleus injury, with a minimum stint potentially expiring on the final day of the regular season.
Aaron Judge was placed on the 10-day IL, retroactive to Thursday, with a soleus muscle strain in his calf. Judge described the soleus as particularly important for running and hitting. A minimum 10-day stint would allow him to return for New York's final regular season game. Manager Aaron Boone offered no timeline, saying the team will simply work to get him back before the season ends.
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