A potential looming worry emerges as Yankees await clarity Aaron Judge’s injury
The New York Yankees are awaiting a diagnosis for Aaron Judge's injury, which has raised concerns among fans and players alike. Judge has been experiencing shoulder soreness and underwent multiple tests, including an MRI and CT scan, with a specialist reviewing the results. The team remains uncertain about the severity of the injury and how long Judge may be sidelined.
- ▪Aaron Judge is experiencing shoulder soreness that has affected his swing.
- ▪The Yankees are consulting Dr. Gregory Pearl, a specialist in complex vascular procedures.
- ▪The team has conducted multiple tests, including an MRI and CT scan, to assess Judge's condition.
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MLB New York Yankees A potential looming worry emerges as Yankees await clarity Aaron Judge’s injury By Greg Joyce Published June 4, 2026, 6:29 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Day 4 of the search for an Aaron Judge injury diagnosis involved more waiting and question marks, but one potentially concerning revelation. The specialist that the Yankees were waiting on as of late Thursday afternoon to review Judge’s second round of tests was Dr. Gregory Pearl, who focuses on “complex vascular procedures and thoracic outlet syndrome management in high-performance athletes,” according to his practice’s website.
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