Yankees Reveal Uncertainty Over Aaron Judge's Right Field Comeback Amid Criticism Over Injury Management

When a team captain recovers from an injury, fans anticipate a significant boost. Yet, for Aaron Judge, the situation appears more uncertain than clear. After a 10-day recovery from a flexor strain, Judge has been activated but remains a question mark rather than a certainty. The Yankees find themselves balancing caution with urgency as their playoff hopes diminish. Manager Aaron Boone's recent comments did little to clarify Judge's status. During a talk show appearance, Boone admitted, "I’m not sure either... All I can tell you is that after 10 days, it seems to be heading in a positive direction." While that sounds hopeful, it also underscores widespread uncertainty. The absence of a firm timeline for Judge’s return has left fans puzzled and critics questioning the team’s management. Compounding concerns is the perception of mishandling Judge’s injury. Fans recall an incident where Judge grimaced after a throw, yet no immediate medical attention was provided, and the dugout showed no concern. Boone later mentioned that the team would rely on trainers and observe how Judge’s body responds—raising questions about the club’s awareness of his condition, especially given his $360 mi...