Aaron Judge Aims for Opening Day Comeback Amidst Recovery

After a brief hiatus due to abdominal discomfort, Judge resumes training with a clean bill of health, under careful team management.

Aaron Judge resumed swinging on Friday after not doing so since Sunday due to abdominal discomfort, aiming to be game-ready for Opening Day.
Despite the setback, Judge's MRI came back clean, indicating no significant issues, and he remains optimistic about his recovery.
Manager Aaron Boone indicated that Judge might not play in Saturday's game against Toronto, emphasizing caution and the importance of being fully prepared for the season.
Former Yankees manager Joe Torre returned to the camp as a guest instructor, adding excitement and expertise to the team's preparations.
The Yankees are managing Judge's activities closely, with a modified program that includes tee work and soft tossing, to ensure his readiness for the regular season.