Aaron Judge re-signed with the Yankees last offseason even though he and the Bronx Bombers will be spectators when the playoffs begin.

The New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays complete their three-game series on Thursday night at Rogers Centre.

Many pegged the Yankees as a possible World Series contender this year. Instead, the Yankees have dealt with a wide range of injuries and are just 78-77. New York could find its way back to the postseason next year with a solid move or two this upcoming offseason, but this season without a doubt has been a disappointment.

"My understanding is no," Aaron Boone said. "I've kind of felt that way for a while. The belief is that it's gone about as well as it [could] since he's come back."

It’s been exactly a year since Aaron Judge tied the American League home run record of 61 set by former New York Yankees slugger Roger Maris. Last Sept. 28 at Toronto’s Rogers Centre, Aaron Hicks opened the visitor’s seventh with a single and scored moments later when Judge hit homer No.