MIAMI — Yankees fans at loanDepot park in Miami won’t get to watch Aaron Judge in action all weekend long. He’s on the injured list these days with a right flexor strain. Those who got to the ballpark ...

Aaron Judge is spending this weekend on both coasts of Florida to bring him closer to a return to the Yankees.

Aaron Judge is nearing a return to the lineup as a designated hitter but it's unclear when the Yankees' star will be back in right field.

Aaron Judge resumed taking on-field batting practice before the Yankees’ game against the Marlins at loanDepot park on Friday ...

Yankees' Aaron Judge during batting practice Aug. 1 at Miami. Judge has been sidelined since July 26, due to a right flexor ...

Long before the gates opened, in a quiet Yankee Stadium, Aaron Judge stood in the batter’s box on Wednesday. He didn’t swing ...

Boone still expects and hopes to have Judge back in the Yankees’ lineup after 10 days on the IL but added, “We’ll listen to ...

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Only months after turning 33, New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge is already thinking about retirement. Don’t worry, Yankees fans: Judge doesn’t plan on hanging up his cleats just yet.

In an article by The Athletic's Ian O'Connor published on Friday, Aaron Judge revealed that he'd like to continue playing into his 40s.

Speaking to The Athletic's Ian O'Connor, Judge explained his "plan" is to play out his current deal and sign another contract with the Yankees that will take him past his age-40 season.