New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge’s rehab from an elbow issue in late-July has been the subject of debate for many Yankees fans since it occurred. Recently, GM Brian Cashman revealed details of how that rehab took place.

Ahead of a crucial weekend series against the Boston Red Sox, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman commented on Judge’s injury and said he still does not expect him to need surgery in the offseason. However, he admitted Judge is “walking that tightrope of when to throw the thunderbolt and when to play it safe,” via MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch.

Records are made to be broken, and at this point in Aaron Judge's career, that baseball aphorism was created for him. When the New York Yankees went to Fenway P

On Thursday, Aaron Judge tied one of the New York Yankees' greatest legends for the fourth-most home runs in franchise history.

Yankees’ Jazz Chisholm joins Ruth, Maris, Judge in New York home run history originally appeared on The Sporting News Jazz Chisholm has had one of the most prolific starts to a New York Yankees career in the entire history of the storied franchise.

New York Yankees star Aaron Judge has been handed a bold postseason label as the team prepares for its October push.

The New York Yankees benefited from some clear communication between star teammates during a win against the Toronto Blue Jays.

The Yankees need the pre-injury Judge for October. That version contributed with both bat and arm. He’s not just stepping back into right field. He’s stepping into expectations. All the records in baseball will not measure up in a Yankees’ legacy without postseason success.