Yankee Sign Bradley Hanner To MLB Contract, Move Aaron Judge To 60-Day IL
The New York Yankees have placed Aaron Judge on the 60-day injured list while signing pitcher Bradley Hanner to an MLB contract.
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The New York Yankees have officially transferred Aaron Judge to the 60-day injured list. This move coincides with the team’s recent signing of 27-year-old pitcher Bradley Hanner ahead of a series against the Dodgers. Additionally, Clarke Schmidt has begun throwing live to batters as part of his own recovery process.
Coverage from ESPN, Yahoo Sports, Sports Illustrated, Newsday, and the New York Post highlights the team's ongoing roster adjustments and the uncertainty surrounding Judge's return. Outlets note that Judge requires a follow-up scan before he can begin a major ramp-up in activity. Aaron Boone has provided updates regarding Judge's injury status throughout the series.
Future developments depend on the results of Judge's upcoming scan, which will clarify the timeline for his potential return to the field. Coverage does not yet specify a firm date for his comeback. Analysts are also observing how these roster changes influence the team's strategy leading into the MLB trade deadline.
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Quick answers
What is the status of Aaron Judge?
He has been transferred to the 60-day injured list and requires an additional scan before he can resume major activity.
Who did the Yankees sign?
The team signed 27-year-old pitcher Bradley Hanner to an MLB contract.
Is Clarke Schmidt returning?
Coverage reports that Schmidt has started throwing to batters, but does not specify a return date.
Coverage (12)
- Yankees have been hapless without Aaron Judge New York Post · 110d ago
- Michael Kay Says Quiet Part for Second Half of Yankees Season Yahoo Sports · 111d ago
- Why Yankees moved Aaron Judge to 60-day IL, and what it means for his return timeline Yahoo Sports · 111d ago
- New York Yankees’ Aaron Boone Provides New Aaron Judge Update Yahoo Sports · 111d ago
- Yankees’ Aaron Boone Drops New Aaron Judge Injury Update During Dodgers Series Yahoo Sports · 111d ago
- What Latest Aaron Judge News Means for Yankees, Rest of MLB at Trade Deadline Sports Illustrated · 111d ago
- Update on Aaron Judge condition, Yankees' Clarke Schmidt throws live Yahoo Sports · 111d ago
- Aaron Judge transferred to 60-day IL, will need another scan ESPN · 111d ago
- Judge will need another scan before major ramp up, is moved to 60-day IL; Schmidt faces batters Yahoo Sports · 111d ago
- Is Yankees Star Aaron Judge Returning This Season? Yahoo Sports · 111d ago
- New York Yankees Announce Signing Of 27-Year-Old Pitcher Before Dodgers Game Yahoo Sports · 111d ago
- David Lennon: What's the Yankees' plan waiting for Aaron Judge? Hang tough and hope. Newsday · 111d ago
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