Aaron Judge stood in against live pitching at Yankee Stadium on Monday for the first time since he broke his rib in the spring. Later that day the Yankees put him back on the active roster, meaning he could be back in the lineup as soon as Tuesday evening ...

Judge has not appeared in a game in 99 days. On Day 100, he'll be back, and the race for the division title is on.

The New York Yankees activated three-time American League MVP Aaron Judge, 34, on Monday night, paving the way for his return against the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday after sitting out more than three months because of a fractured rib.

The Yankees confirmed on Monday that Judge has officially been activated and will be available to play on Tuesday when New York hosts the Colorado Rockies.

NEW YORK (AP) — After missing more than three months, Aaron Judge is ready to return to the New York Yankees. The three-time MVP was reinstated from the 60-day injured list Monday night, an off day for the Yankees.

The New York Yankees' Aaron Judge Announces personal news ahead of expected return from injury during the upcoming homestead.

Here's what we know about Aaron Judge's calf injury and the confusion regarding when he could return for the New York Yankees.

As the Yankees get prepared for the playoffs, the news is not good on the Aaron Judge front​.

The 34-year-old outfielder returns after recovering from a rib fracture, aiming to boost the Yankees' lineup as they compete for a postseason spot.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — When the division series makes its way to The Bronx, Max Fried will get the ball first for the Yankees. The club plans to start Fried for Wednesday’s Game 3 followed by Carlos Rodón for Thursday’s Game 4, manager Aaron Boone said Monday, before the Yankees tried to even the series against the Rays in Game 2. Fried would pitch on six days of rest. Rodón would be on six days of rest from the four-inning simulated game he...