Aaron Judge's latest injury is beginning of end for Yankees
Digest more
Aaron Judge's season may be over, but that doesn't mean the Yankees' has to be. A mystery calf ailment popped up suddenly on Wednesday and has resulted in the Y
Aaron Judge was placed on the 10-day injured list with a right calf strain, likely ending his regular season.
The New York Yankees may have to brace for a postseason without All-Star slugger Aaron Judge. Judge, a three-time MVP, came into the 2026 season with lofty expectations – and rightfully so. The future Hall of Famer had a .
Once again, the Yankees have to figure out how to survive without their best player for an indefinite amount of time.
Aaron Judge calf injury is a soleus strain which is a strain of the deeper calf muscle underneath the gastrocnemius. Typical recovery is 2-6 weeks. Soleus strains often times linger because it’s the muscle that works every time you stand/walk etc. Yanks have not shared the grade.
Aaron Judge said Saturday that his calf strain is in the soleus muscle but wouldn't say what grade it was.