There’s only one thing we know for certain in Yankees’ Aaron Judge injury debacle
The New York Yankees are facing uncertainty regarding Aaron Judge's injury, with no clear diagnosis after multiple tests. Manager Aaron Boone confirmed that the team has no new information about Judge's condition. Despite the ongoing issues, the Yankees managed to secure a 2-1 victory against the Guardians.
- ▪Aaron Judge has undergone numerous tests for his rib cage and shoulder injury.
- ▪The Yankees have not provided any updates on Judge's condition after several days of testing.
- ▪Manager Aaron Boone stated that he has no new information regarding Judge's injury.
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New York Yankees Jon Heyman There’s only one thing we know for certain in Yankees’ Aaron Judge injury debacle By Jon Heyman Published June 4, 2026, 8:52 p.m. ET Giancarlo Stanton (left) and Aaron Judge after the Yankees' 2-1 win over the Guardians on June 4, 2026 at the Stadium. Robert Sabo for New York Post Yankees superstar Aaron Judge has seen a million doctors and had about that many tests run (rough estimates) on his ailing rib cage or shoulder, whatever it is, and the Yankees still have zero answers. That’s what they tell us. Of course, if we learned anything covering baseball, it’s that information comes from teams (not just the Yankees) via an eye dropper. And if it’s info involving someone as vital as Judge, it comes even slower than that.
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