Aaron Judge Reaches Catch-Playing Milestone in Rehab
Yankees slugger Aaron Judge threw for the first time during his rehab, a notable step forward but still short of a return timeline.
Aaron Judge has begun playing catch for the first time as part of his rehabilitation process, marking a meaningful step in his recovery. The milestone suggests progress but also confirms he remains unavailable for game action. No return date has been established based on the available information. The Yankees continue to monitor his status as he works through the rehab program.
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