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19 articles about 17 events for “Yankees Win Without Aaron Judge” from New York Post.
“Aside from that, it was a humiliating Tuesday night for the Yankees in the nightcap of both a doubleheader and their chance to win the AL East.”
“That Aaron Boone’s group will have to play a best-of-three series in the wild-card round — almost certainly against the Red Sox in The Bronx and almost certainly without Aaron Judge — is discouraging for a club that sought to avoid the same precarious…”
“PHOENIX — Without any guarantees of it happening, Aaron Judge is holding out hope of returning from a calf strain in time for the playoffs.”
“PHOENIX — The great Aaron Judge hitting the injured list in the final days of the season with a right calf strain is about the most major blow a team can endure.”
“Aaron Judge has been here too many times before: watching another team celebrate in front of him at Yankee Stadium.”
“The way the Yankees looked at the plate through the first two games of this series was reminiscent of too many games this summer, all without Aaron Judge, when they did not offer much resistance against opposing starters.”
“The questions concern their two biggest sluggers — former MVP Giancarlo Stanton, who’s on the roster as a pinch hitter, and three-time MVP/captain Aaron Judge, who hopes to be activated for the ALCS.”
“Were the 18 runs on 26 hits the Yankees exploded for in their wild-card series proof they could survive postseason games without Aaron Judge, or just the result of feasting on a Red Sox bullpen after Tracy pulled his starter early in both games?”
“PETERSBURG, Fla. — There were times on Friday, Aaron Boone admitted, when he thought that Aaron Judge was going to be on the Yankees’ ALDS roster.”
“This season, no team had a better home record than the Rays, and the Yankees will have to win at least one game at Tropicana Field to move on — and they’ll likely be without Aaron Judge again.”
“It remains to be seen whether the Yankees will keep Stanton on the roster for the ALDS against the Rays — especially if Aaron Judge can get back in time from his own calf strain — though it seems doubtful given that they will need to even out their balance…”
“Try it freeThough Aaron Judge did not play in the series due to a right calf strain, he was all smiles in the clubhouse celebration.”
“Without Aaron Judge, some of the Yankees’ other big stars stepped up in Game 1 of the American League wild-card series.”
“They managed to survive one extended Aaron Judge absence this regular season.”
“The lefty slugger crushed his 40th and 41st home runs of the season Wednesday in a 9-2 win over the Rays, joining Aaron Judge and Joe DiMaggio as the only Yankees in franchise history to hit at least 40 homers within their first three major league seasons.”
“As Bellinger said following the win in Tuesday’s opener, any chance the Yankees have without Judge will be due to a collective effort.”
“The Yankees are planning on at least beginning the playoffs without Aaron Judge.”
“(Last week: 3rd) 5) Yankees (89-64) Trouble is brewing in the Bronx again, with Aaron Judge back on the injured list and his playoff availability suddenly back up in the air.”
“PHOENIX — Who needs Aaron Judge?”