Yankees Head Into Playoffs With Roster Questions Around Judge, Infield and Pitching
An ESPN preview outlines the open questions facing the New York Yankees' roster heading into the postseason, from Aaron Judge's injury to the infield, rotation and bullpen.
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The New York Yankees enter the postseason with several open questions about their roster, according to a preview published by ESPN.
Among the storylines is the status of team captain Aaron Judge, whose recent injury has added uncertainty to the lineup heading into playoff play.
The analysis also flags broader questions facing the club, including who will fill out the infield, how the starting rotation will be arranged for a playoff series, and which arms the team can rely on out of the bullpen.
With the postseason offering little room for error, how the Yankees resolve these roster questions is likely to shape their chances as they head into the playoffs.
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