Aaron judge scratches the Yankees range in the middle of the potential injury backdrop

New York Yankees have had trouble lately. Friday’s defeat against the Philadelphia phillies marked a second consecutive defeat and was the team’s fourth defeat in their last ten games.

However, “The Bronx Bombers” concerns could rise while the team monitors the health of the Superstar Aaron Judge. The title MVP of the American League was scratched from the programming on Saturday due to what the manager of the Yankees, Aaron Boone, described as a “elbow problem”.

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“He is dealing with an elbow problem,” Boone told journalists on Saturday morning.

Boone also noted that the judge had had difficulty when he launched the outdoor field ball during the 12-5 Friday defeat against the Phillies. The judge was not withdrawn from the programming of this match.

Apparent discomfort finally caused MRI. Boone said on Saturday morning that the team was still waiting for the imagery results.

“Obviously, you asked questions about this in Toronto, but he felt like it was the day of leave,” said Boone. “Then, (Friday) night, he couldn’t really throw out of the outside field, so he came today and obtained the imagery on this. Obviously, it is a concern, but we will wait and see.”

March 30, 2024; Houston, Texas, United States; The New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone (17) and the designated New York Yankees striker Aaron Judge (99) look at the pirogue action against the Houston astros during the first round at Minute Maid Park.

The judge went safely on Friday, but recorded a RBI on a fly of sacrifice in the seventh round.

The judge was listed as the designated yankees shot when New York played the Blue Jays in Toronto on Wednesday. He returned to his normal place in the right field on Friday while the Yankees opened a series of three games against the Phillies.