Aaron Judge is limited to being the Yankees’ designated hitter right now, as he works his way back from a right flexor tendon strain. The only way to get Stanton’s bat in the lineup is for him to play the outfield,

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone says Giancarlo Stanton is nearing a return to the outfield for the first time in nearly two years.

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.

Aaron Judge missed 10 games on the IL with a flexor strain in his right elbow and has only been able to play designated hitter because he is restricted from throwing.

If he can continue this trend, don't be surprised if he finishes with the best numbers he's had in pinstripes.

His greatest sustained surge as a Yankees, a month of raking for average and power, soared to another level of amazement Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium, a 4-for-5 with a 447-foot homer, a double to left-center and two-run single off the base of the right-field wall

After securing a decisive victory against the Minnesota Twins, New York Yankees head coach Aaron Boone outlined future strategies for slugger Giancarlo Stanton, contingent upon the upcoming performances of star player Aaron Judge.

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.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/fannation/mlb/fastball as Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton are Nearing Even More New York Yankees History. The New York Yankees continued their dominance of the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night, beating Minnesota 9-1 at Yankee Stadium.

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