Aaron Judge Throws for First Time in Rehab Process
Yankees slugger Aaron Judge reached a notable rehab milestone by playing catch, though a return timeline remains unclear.
Aaron Judge played catch for the first time during his rehabilitation, marking a significant step in his recovery. The activity signals progress but does not indicate an imminent return to game action. The Yankees have not announced a target activation date. Judge's status continues to be monitored as he works through the rehab process.
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