Yankees captain Aaron Judge has been placed on the injured list due to a flexor strain in his right elbow, but thankfully, there is no acute damage to his ulnar collateral ligament. After receiving a platelet-rich plasma injection, Judge hopes to return in 10 to 14 days as a designated hitter, while Giancarlo Stanton will prepare to help cover for him in the outfield.
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The Texas Rangers are on a winning streak, having secured five consecutive victories and are just half a game away from a Wild Card spot, prompting speculation about potential roster additions rather than sells. Key areas of focus include acquiring a high-leverage reliever due to the injury of Chris Martin and a right-handed bat to improve their struggling offense, particularly against left-handed pitching, with Eugenio Suarez emerging as a top target. Want More Context? 🔎
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Manager Rob Thomson adjusted the Phillies' lineup for the series finale against the Yankees, placing Trea Turner as designated hitter and leading off, while Kyle Schwarber plays left field. Notable returns include Nick Castellanos and Edmundo Sosa; Thomson emphasized the importance of rest and versatility as the team aims for a sweep with Zack Wheeler on the mound. Want More Context? 🔎
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There was concern in Yankeeland that Aaron Judge might be lost for the season, prompting potential trade talks, but he is expected to return in about ten days after being diagnosed with a flexor strain. While the Yankees currently have an 84.6% playoff chance, Brian Cashman may opt for modest roster improvements rather than a full push for the current season, particularly as the team’s championship viability is questioned. Want More Context? 🔎
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