The Yankees may de dealing with a big blow as Aaron Judge is not in the starting lineup for Saturday’s game against the Philadelphia Phillies with what manager Aaron Boone called an “elbow issue.”
Per Boone, the slugger got imaging done before the game and the team is waiting for the results.
“Obviously concerned, but we’ll wait and see as they read the imaging and hopefully I have more of that later today,” Boone said.
The skipper mentioned that Judge first felt something in his elbow on a throw during the previous series against the Blue Jays in Toronto.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields participated in 7-on-7 drills at training camp Saturday, two days after being carted from the field with a dislocated toe.
Fields threw passes during quarterback positional drills and then again in a session with wide receivers, including tossing a perfectly placed deep ball to Tyler Johnson for a big gain that drew cheers from the fans in the stands.
Fields didn’t participate in team drills and will continue to be evaluated on a daily basis. The Jets have their first off day from practice Sunday.
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Lionel Messi and Jordi Alba didn’t travel to Austin for the MLS All-Star Game, which, under league rules, results in an automatic suspension for Inter Miami’s next match. But according to Landon Donovan, it’s unclear whether that protocol will actually be enforced this time.
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What’s worse than getting thrashed by the visiting team 12-5 in an MLB game? Finding out that your best player has an injury that will take him out of the lineup the next day.
On Friday night, the Philadelphia Phillies visited the New York Yankees and stomped the pinstripes by the score above. Not exactly the ideal way to begin a homestand.
But then, this morning, the Yankees found out that Aaron Judge has some undiagnosed issue on his throwing elbow, and as a result will be sitting out Game 2 of this three-game set with the dangerous Phillies.
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There’s a good chance you’ve never heard of Athletics rookie first baseman Nick Kurtz until now. But after what he did Friday night, you won’t soon forget the name.
The dude is a 6’5″, 240-pound unit who just broke into the big leagues this year. He hasn’t even played 70 games yet, but he’s been putting up solid numbers for the A’s (who still don’t have a permanent home).
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