Yankees Activate Aaron Judge After Three-Month Absence
Three-time AL MVP set to return Tuesday against the Colorado Rockies following a fractured rib.
The New York Yankees activated three-time American League MVP Aaron Judge, 34, on Monday night, according to ESPN.
Judge had been sidelined since May 31 because of a fractured rib, ESPN reported, marking an absence of more than three months.
His activation clears the way for Judge to return to the field on Tuesday when the Yankees face the Colorado Rockies, per the report.
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