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Latest On Aaron Judge’s Shoulder Injury

By George Miller | February 29, 2020 at 3:34pm CDT

Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge underwent testing this morning to examine his right shoulder, reports Meredith Marakovits of the YES Network. Manager Aaron Boone told reporters including Erik Boland of Newsday that all those tests—including an MRI—have come back negative thus far, but Judge will noentheless undergo further testing on Monday.

As of now, there’s still no timetable for when Judge might appear in his first Spring Training game, but Boone remains optimistic that his start right fielder will be ready for Opening Day.

Judge reportedly felt discomfort under his right pec while swinging this morning. The 27-year-old hasn’t taken batting practice on the field yet this spring, with the injury restricting him to taking swings in indoor cages. On Thursday, we heard that Judge would be out another week while recovering from the shoulder soreness.

The Yankees’ battles against injuries have been well-documented, and this spring has largely been a continuation of a 2019 season that was played shorthanded. If Judge’s shoulder issues turn out to be something serious, he would be the fifth core Yankee to hit the shelf with a significant ailment, joining outfielders Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Hicks and pitchers Luis Severino and James Paxton.

Judge personally has had his own struggles with health, missing a significant portion of each of the last two seasons due to oblique and wrist injuries. After his historic rookie campaign in 2017, we’ve yet to see a full year of Judge, who’s in the inner circle of baseball’s best players when he’s on the field. Here’s hoping that 2020 is the year Judge gets a full year of action.

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  1. imindless

    5 years ago

    Yankees 2020 world champs! Glass man stanton getting 300 million to watch from bleachers, severino and Paxton out, german suspended. This team is deep! Also cole getting paid as much as pirates whole team on top lol

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    • chico65

      5 years ago

      Time will be the Judge of that

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    • dynamite drop in monty

      5 years ago

      Coal

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    • MoRivera 1999

      5 years ago

      The only question, imindless (handle suits you), is whether you were born this way or are you the product of a horrendous environment? Because it takes a special person to enjoy injuries to actual human beings.

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      • Cubguy13

        5 years ago

        Yeah it takes a special person. I bet you watch UFC or boxing and are entertained by somebody getting the crap kicked out of them and injured. Stop being so sensitive

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        • MoRivera 1999

          5 years ago

          These are real people, not video game characters. Idiot.

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        • imindless

          5 years ago

          Its okay mo is just sensitive about the Yankees irrelevancy and not getting the “job done” while fielding the highest payroll in baseball yearly lol

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        • Jobrijim1

          5 years ago

          Wrong ,they are always near the top,but for about 10 years lots of teams topped them,red Sox and Dodgers are two,not sure about this year,but you think they are always the biggest,which is false.

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    • AllRiseForTheJudge

      5 years ago

      How’s it feel to be a fan of a team that had its only hope of a World Series for the next century stolen from them?

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      • GothamNeedsMe

        5 years ago

        AllRise…not in 2018. Zero monitor viewing in the postseason my man. The rooms were secured. But agreed, imindless and most LA fans are babies. Expecting a WS for nothing.

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        • AllRiseForTheJudge

          5 years ago

          In 2017 they beat the Dodgers by stealing signs

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        • dynamite drop in monty

          5 years ago

          He’s talking about Boston

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      • pocc

        5 years ago

        The Yankees got busted for stealing signs in 2017 too. Cheating is cheating no matter how its done.. You should know that since they rolled through the late 90s winning a few WS with a sighificant number of Yankee players on PEDs.

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        • MurderersRow27

          5 years ago

          @pocc

          Actually, the Yankees got fined in 2017 for improper use of a dugout phone (their pitching coach would call their video replay coordinator to confirm if the previous pitch was actually a strike or a ball). If you did 20 seconds of research before posting you would’ve found that information.

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        • whyhayzee

          5 years ago

          Yes and as we know, mlb ALWAYS gets it right. Honestly, the yankees cheat. So do the Red Sox. Everyone knew about the Astros, both of those teams certainly did. They worked on devising signs that were tougher to crack. Meanwhile, mlb did nothing. We are in a world where heresay becomes fact merely by repetition. So if people are going to say the Red Sox cheated or the yankees cheated it just will morph into reality. BTW, bucky dent knew the pitch before he swung the bat. Oh well.

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        • MoRivera 1999

          5 years ago

          No, the Yanks didn’t steal signs in 2017. The Sox accused them of stealing signs. They were investigated. The accusations were found to have “no merit.” They were fined for having a phone. No cameras. No stealing signs. By now you should have your facts straight.

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        • jmi1950

          5 years ago

          Girardi CLAIMED they were only monitoring pitch location and not signs.. Right — 1. you have a camera in CF labeled “Yes Network” that never shows the pictures to the viewers. 2. you illegally use the bullpen phone to report in real time to the dugout.

          Why do all that –risking fines and more –but not look at the signs.??

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    • hohnav21

      5 years ago

      Sucks 🙁 ABSOLUTELY DEFLATING. THIS TEAM IS MADE OF GLASS

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      • qbass187

        5 years ago

        Steroids make you fragile. **shrugs**

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        • dynamite drop in monty

          5 years ago

          Something tells me you do a good deal of shrugging.

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    • GothamNeedsMe

      5 years ago

      imindless…bold statement coming from a LA fan who forgets they’re playing in the World Series every year and shats the bed. Not a Yankee fan by ANY stretch but to laugh is ridiculous.

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    • d-rock2322

      5 years ago

      Sucks to have some somebody masquerading as a Dodger fan, laughing at players getting hurt. No true baseball fan (or decent human being) feels that way about injuries to another team. Hope Judge is ready to rock on Opening Day. Go Dodgers!……Boo imindless.

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      • Senioreditor

        5 years ago

        I’m not one to celebrate injuries but I’ll certainly cheer any Astro injury this season.

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        • dynamite drop in monty

          5 years ago

          Lunatic. You should seek help.

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        • Cubguy13

          5 years ago

          Looks like you are one to celebrate injuries then

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        • Senioreditor

          5 years ago

          I guess so

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      • imindless

        5 years ago

        Where is the cheering of injuries I’m laughing at all the homers like you yankees dolts who claimed yourself 2020 champs. Last chip was 11 years ago while you can only hold onto altuves walk off, off Chapman lols. The laugher is meant for the delusional fans like mo

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        • MurderersRow27

          5 years ago

          @ imindless

          Yes, the Yankees last World Series title came in 2009… but the last Dodgers World Series title came in 1988… sooooo what exactly are you trying to get at?

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        • imindless

          5 years ago

          Sure but we don’t pay for rings, yankees field the highest payroll yearly consistently top 4 the last 40 years. Yankees fans like to deny dodgers winning in 2017 despite being up 3-2 with a 3 run lead at astros only to have signs steal the victory. But sure keep on the narrative the dodgers never win, 2 World Series appearances and yearly trips to playoffs is all you can ask for from a franchise.

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        • xSpecBx

          5 years ago

          In 2017, the Yankees went to 7 games with the Astros in the ALCS. You’re saying that the sign stealing stole a championship from the dodgers, but in no way impacted the Yankees chances to make the World Series? Solid logic.

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    • towinagain

      5 years ago

      Dodger fans = CLASSLESS

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      • imindless

        5 years ago

        The salt is real in New York most toxic people in the USA! Like to point fingers at everyone and everything. Can You say la people are toxic when 75 percent are from other cities like New York, Boston and sf…..meaning? La is the best city in US why would everyone move here?

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        • dynamite drop in monty

          5 years ago

          Are you ok? Like did you suffer a concussion or something?

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        • Gasu1

          5 years ago

          People who want to work in the entertainment industry move there. Does anyone else?

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        • Charles Schwab

          5 years ago

          People move there because LA is the worlds biggest camp ground?

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    • Manfredsajoke

      5 years ago

      Rays are going to give the Yankees a run for their money in 2020.

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    • frankjovine

      5 years ago

      LAD and payroll?

      Reply
    • FranklinSouze

      5 years ago

      As a Red Sox fan I have a natural dislike for the Yankees , however, I will give respect to a team that pulled togetherto overcome and achieve despite the unholy mass of key injuries and pressure.
      I also haveas a borderline unhealthy aversion for whineyass Doger fans and their team who havent havent finished the mission in over 34 years and are compelled to blame their lack of character and inability to finish on everyone else.

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    • bass86

      5 years ago

      difficult to win the world championship when you have a lot of bad karma.

      suck it Yankees

      Reply
    • bass86

      5 years ago

      difficult for a team to win a world championship with bad karma

      suck it Yankees

      Reply
    • bass86

      5 years ago

      Tough to win the world championship with bad karma

      Reply
    • Flipsithflop

      5 years ago

      I am currently stealing all of your signs! All you signs are belong to us !!!!?

      Reply
  2. BobSacamano

    5 years ago

    Man, this team can’t catch a break with all of these injuries.

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    • chico65

      5 years ago

      I’d say it’s too many breaks that they’re catching, though everything sounds intact here

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  3. driftcat28 2

    5 years ago

    *sighs*

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  4. dynamite drop in monty

    5 years ago

    Meredith Marakovitz has some can crushers

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    • Ruben_Tomorrow 2

      5 years ago

      Marakotitz*

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  5. jessecc08

    5 years ago

    some guys are just injury prone

    Reply
  6. Russianblue35

    5 years ago

    This was Hicks in ST last year…he will be out a week then another week. Then he won’t be ready for opening day…then its the all star break. Yankees have the worst doctors. It’s unbelievable.

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  7. Russianblue35

    5 years ago

    I would let Judge walk om free agency…he will be in his 30s by then and even more injury prone as he ages.

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    • Rocket32

      5 years ago

      Russianblue35 Thing is Judge is extra valuable to the Yankees imo. He’s loved by the fans and the face of the franchise. Probably has been selling more jerseys then any other Yankee since coming up and breaking out as a star. Perfect personality off the field too.

      If he’s still playing at a star level there’s almost no way they let him walk. He is their core piece. I don’t think the negative reaction Boston ownership got for trading Betts would even compare to the negative reaction the Yankees would get for trading or letting Judge walk in FA.

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      • YankeesBleacherCreature

        5 years ago

        Judge has the top selling jersey in MLB for past three consecutive years. More than Trout or Harper. It really comes down to how Judge plays the next couple of years. Betts won an MVP and a WS for the RS. It’s pretty devastating for their fans to see him gone. The Yankees won’t grade Judge

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  8. fred-3

    5 years ago

    It’s looking like Judge peaked in 2017 with the bat and in his health

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    • jmi1950

      5 years ago

      Wasn’t 2017 the year that Girardi said they used a phony CF “YES” camera and bullpen phone to “monitor the strike zone” ??

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      • pinstripes17

        5 years ago

        no, that never happened. get your facts right, you are embarrassing yourself buddy..

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  9. Dan Grammy

    5 years ago

    These might all be fluke injuries. But one has to think something is wrong with the strength and conditioning for the Yankees at this point. Right?

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    • dynamite drop in monty

      5 years ago

      Wrong

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    • VonPurpleHayes

      5 years ago

      It’s sports. People get hurt. No conspiracies here.

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      • Begamin

        5 years ago

        No one said anything about a conspiracy. However, having a record amount of injuries can reasonably be pinned on the strength and conditioning staff a bit. They did just fire some guys this offseason and brought in some new ones, it might be a while before you see the results of that though

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    • Rocket32

      5 years ago

      Yankees fired and replaced some of those guys over the offseason but your not gonna see the results over night.

      Reply
  10. whyhayzee

    5 years ago

    The update is there’s no update. Marvelous.

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    • mrmet17

      5 years ago

      I’d say the update would be that, so far, all his tests have come back negative, which I would think would be good news for Yankees fans…

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      • whyhayzee

        5 years ago

        Except it means they don’t know what it is which still might be bad. Therefore, I stick with the no update theme. BTW, it would be great if Cespedes hit more homers than judge in 2020. Let’s go Mets!

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        • MoRivera 1999

          5 years ago

          One thing we do know is Mookie won’t be hitting anything for Boston this year. Bwahahaha!

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        • dynamite drop in monty

          5 years ago

          In all honesty I hope you never have to go thru an offseason as a fan like sox fans have had this winter.

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        • whyhayzee

          5 years ago

          Lynn. Fisk. Burleson. Right up the middle. All gone. That was bad.

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  11. bryzzo_2016

    5 years ago

    Definitely bad news, but my money is still on the inevitable collision course that is a LAD/NYY 2020 World Series.

    Reply
  12. bobtillman

    5 years ago

    They had a HOF replacement in Refsnyder, but let him go……..

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    • humphrey x boegarts

      5 years ago

      Speaking of letting something go…

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      • Begamin

        5 years ago

        We will never let Refs go from our hearts <3

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  13. liverboyavenue

    5 years ago

    Extend him for another 10 years. Yankee fans deserve nothing but the best.

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  14. Kevin28786

    5 years ago

    Too much weightlifting, not enough flexibility training.

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    • Begamin

      5 years ago

      Please tell me what Judges workout routine is, clearly you must know

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  15. ForestCobraAL

    5 years ago

    shoulder soreness

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  16. liverboyavenue

    5 years ago

    Yankee’s are so great, that a little setback like this is absolutely nothing to worry about.
    This is one of the greatest teams assembled.

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  17. Cardsthattimeforgot

    5 years ago

    You have to consider the trainers that the Yankees have. True, they’re a deep team, but imagine what they could do if everyone was healthy for a change…

    In my opinion, Stanton’s and Judge’s body type (they’re huge men) indicates they’ll break down faster than say, a Rickey Henderson/speedy smaller guy.

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  18. its_happening

    5 years ago

    Must be something in the water.

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  19. supertrucker247

    5 years ago

    You never heard of players back in Cal Ripken or Tony Gwinns day having so many injuries. I’m so sick and tired of hearing these “athletes” getting hurt or having to sit for an extended period of time because their tummy hurts!

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    • dynamite drop in monty

      5 years ago

      Lol

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    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      5 years ago

      Cal Ripken is just a different animal. Some recency bias there. Back then, you didn’t hear about injuries until they actually hit the DL. Now someone stubs a toe and it gets retweeted a thousand times.

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      • jim stem

        5 years ago

        Being on the field doing whatever you could to help your team win when you were much less than 100% was much more important to a player in the past than protecting his stats.

        Not having these insane contracts looming on the horizon influences whether or not some players might try to play through an injury – meaning their pocketbook and/or future team is more important than the one currently employing you.

        The game needs to go back to shorter deals and load them up with incentives. We might see “smarter”, “healthier” and much “tougher” players in the game.

        Older generational players were hurt too, the difference is the played through it because a star at 70% was better than his replacement, playing for his job or was more concerned about a win that day, not if his power numbers might suffer if his shoulder was sore.

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    • twentyforty

      5 years ago

      Then maybe you should have been a better athlete instead of peaking in t-ball.

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  20. whyhayzee

    5 years ago

    Tony Conigliaro hit 36 homers with one eye. That’s why there’s an award named after him. We can’t compare eras because a lot of those players from back in the day had to make the money just to survive. Now they build their brand so they can cash in beyond the millions of their salaries. It’s a different world now.

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    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      5 years ago

      Amphetamines, morphine shots, roids, coke, etc. Anything to keep them on the field. Full muscle tears were also common. No MRI scans to detect strains or partial tears which prescribes rest.

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      • whyhayzee

        5 years ago

        Wow. Good attitude.

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        • YankeesBleacherCreature

          5 years ago

          Touché!

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        • whyhayzee

          5 years ago

          Oh yeah, right.

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    • jmi1950

      5 years ago

      Tony C had just turned 22 when he became the youngest AL player ever to hit 100 HRs. A record he still holds. A few days later he was beaned.

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      • whyhayzee

        5 years ago

        He came back and had two productive seasons and the idiots traded him. The Betts trade is nothing new.

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  21. brucenewton

    5 years ago

    Just don’t have the right mix for October. Great regular season team though.

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  22. Mikel Grady

    5 years ago

    I thought they were savages ?

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  23. imgman09

    5 years ago

    Judge is Starting to be Broken Glass

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  24. Cubguy13

    5 years ago

    Cole is next

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  25. Dorothy_Mantooth

    5 years ago

    Judge just needs to stop lifting weights. He goes from weight lifting to the field and this is why he keeps getting hurt. After lifting (which causes slight tears in your muscles), your body naturally tightens up the muscles you just isolated in your workouts to allow them to repair. Judge goes out after this and swings a bat, which requires you to be loose and limber. This is why he is constantly incurring muscle pulls, lat strains, shoulder stiffness, etc. If he wants to be an all time great, he needs to completely change his workout routine and focus on flexibility and building lean muscle mass vs. trying to look like Adonis. Stanton could use some of the same changes too.

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    • StPeteStingRays

      5 years ago

      Excuse me doctor, but what about all the players that lift weights and don’t get hurt as often? The logic in these comment sections kills me.

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      • YankeesBleacherCreature

        5 years ago

        They’re all smart enough to take ice baths and get bodywork immediately after lifting before hitting the cage. Duh!

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    • jim stem

      5 years ago

      There’s your hundred dollar winning response of the day. Well done! Ps, agree 100%. Lets ask Nolan Ryan, Jim Thome, Hank Aaron, Tom Seaver, Mike Schmidt, Cal Ripken and Albert Pujols how much heavy weight training they did? Then go look at the backs of their baseball cards to see how many games they missed.

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  26. BadBenjamin

    5 years ago

    Stanton is peanut brittle and Judge is peanut brittle Jr.

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    • Curly Was The Smart Stooge

      5 years ago

      PB & PB jr – I actually did laugh out loud!

      Reply
  27. Cubguy13

    5 years ago

    Change this sites name to MLB Injury Rumors cuz there is way more talk about injuries than trades

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    • MoRivera 1999

      5 years ago

      All depends on what news is out there to report. Duh.

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      • Cubguy13

        5 years ago

        Oh thanks for clearing that up. The name of the website confused me as it it didn’t say Major League News report

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  28. frankjovine

    5 years ago

    Scroll to the end of thread to comment…. LOL.. Not a fan of the members, but I am for the web site…..Too much stupidity. Later! Delete my account.

    Reply
  29. brucenewton

    5 years ago

    Those really tall position players break down quickly and never really get it back.

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    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      5 years ago

      The average height of HOF inductees must be under 6′.

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  30. StPeteStingRays

    5 years ago

    I love how people blame doctors for injuries and never give them credit for the health of the players. What sound logic…

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  31. tomahawk203

    5 years ago

    I’m no fan of the Yankees, but it’s unreal the injuries they have been forced to contend with these last few years. I realize they have an elite payroll, but to battle through the adversity they encountered in 2019 and nearly make it to the World Series, it was an achievement in itself. I’m a braves fan, but the postseason is always more interesting with the Bronx bombers.

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  32. mlbnyyfan

    5 years ago

    Judge misses any significant time TRADE HIM!!!!!!

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  33. liverboyavenue

    5 years ago

    The Yankees are the only thing that are important in the world.
    Really nothing else is of reverence.
    We are the Yankees. The world needs nothing else.

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  34. highlanders14

    5 years ago

    At this point, the injuries shouldn’t be a surprise. Look at the back of these guy’s bubble gum cards and you’ll see the same thing. A consistent history of injuries. Hicks, Paxton, Stanton, Judge, and Sanchez are hurt pretty much every year.

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    • Hitmachine23

      5 years ago

      Can attest to that. Think they lost over 1000 games worth due to injuries last year. Uh it is getting pretty ridiculous.

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  35. Hitmachine23

    5 years ago

    Dear imindless, your name is apropos. Uh, lets look at recent history. 11 years since last Yankees championship. True. Last Dodger championship? 1988. If my math is correct that means it has been 32? years since the old team from Brooklyn last won? Aaaannnnnd kinda hate to be that guy but I think the Yanks have 27 championships to the Dodgers 6? Aaaaaaand the Dodgers have always been living in the same neighborhood as the NYY for a long time as far as payroll, so, sorry bud, your high horse seems a little too high for ya.

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  36. Myxola

    5 years ago

    As a baseball fan I would love to see a full year of Judge…as a Red Sox fan I’m not saddened by his brittleness. These guys have the best equipment and training personnel and they fall like flies. Maybe there was something to the old days when the back of a guys baseball card proclaimed they spent the offseason selling cars or hunting and fishing.

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    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      5 years ago

      We live in a 24/7 news cycle today. You get a blister and it gets retweeted a thousand times. Players still got hurt in the old days and we would only know when they actually hit the DL in tomorrow’s paper. The lesser players weren’t even reported. Many simply are never heard from again and forgotten.

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  37. jim stem

    5 years ago

    …and yet players still want to lift weights to see how strong they can get in the upper body. Whatever happened to stretching and being limber? All these muscles and missed games due to strains, pulls, tears, etc. Billions of dollars spent on players who are huge due to weight training whose bound up bodies let them down.

    I understand weight training for endurance, tone, flexibility and easily carrying your weight with strong lower bodies and so on. Tight, bulky and inflexible muscles rip. I don’t understand the importance of weight training to bulk up and overlooking keeping those muscles as loose as possible.

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  38. dirkg

    5 years ago

    The Angel’s and Yanks must be swapping training personnel back and forth.

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