Aaron Judge is back in the lineup as the designated hitter for the New York Yankees following a 10-day stint on the injured list with a flexor tendon strain in his right elbow.

The Yankees have lost two of three games since Judge returned from missing 10 games with a right elbow flexor strain. His presence has not gotten the Yankee going, as he entered the game with one hit in six at-bats and the team has not scored more than three runs in any of his three games.

New York Yankees star Aaron Judge gives injury update, saying he has “no idea” when he’ll return to the outfield, impacting AL playoff race.

NEW YORK — While Yankees captain Aaron Judge continues to ramp up his throwing but isn’t quite ready to play the field, everything about Giancarlo Stanton ’s first outfield games in two seasons have gone as well as expected.

It's not entirely statistically shocking, only because Judge always hits in the first inning as part of the top-three in the batting order. That means he almost never hits in the second inning, for example. Not all innings are created equally in this statistic.

Giancarlo Stanton has been performing at a high level since he returned from the injured list, and Aaron Judge spoke about his performances and leadership.

Aaron Judge’s return hasn’t been perfect, but he’s getting closer. Since coming off the 10-day injured list with a right elbow flexor strain, Judge has served exclusively as the Yankees’ designated hitter.

The New York Yankees have been holding their breath as Aaron Judge works his way back to playing outfield after suffering a flexor strain in his throwing arm.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone expects Aaron Judge to return to the outfield as he recovered from a flexor strain. But is this the right move, especially with Giancarlo Stanton thriving in right field?