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New York Yankees star Aaron Judge is dealing with a ribs injury. He is expected to miss at least four to six weeks and the star was placed on the injured list on Friday. After the Yankees' IL move, Judge spoke to reporters. However, he had no interest in discussing return timelines, via Bryan Hoch of MLB.com.
"I don't like talking timetables. That stuff's all made up," Judge said.
According to Jorge Castillo of ESPN, Judge also revealed when he believed he initially suffered the injury.
"He said the injury stems from him diving for a ball in Texas on April 27. He said he played through pain, but it became unbearable over the weekend in Sacramento," Castillo reported.
Finding a way to win without the best hitter in baseball for at least a month will be a challenge without question. As mentioned, the initial timeline suggests Judge will miss at least four to six weeks. However, he did not want to comment on a potential timeline. It remains to be seen exactly when he will return.
The Yankees could look to make a trade amid Judge's injury absence . However, they also recalled Spencer Jones from Triple-A and Jasson Dominguez could return from injury soon . If the talented prospects play up to their full potential, the Yankees' outfield may be able to find success.
The Yankees will provide updates on Aaron Judge 's injury status as they are made available. For now, the ball club will focus on its upcoming series against the Boston Red Sox .
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