Aaron Judge's Return to Yankees Lineup Remains Uncertain

Despite clean MRI results, Aaron Judge and the Yankees are taking a cautious approach to his spring training return due to abdominal discomfort.

Aaron Judge has not participated in on-field batting practice or played since experiencing abdominal discomfort last Sunday.
An MRI on Judge's abdomen came back clean, but both he and the Yankees are opting for a cautious approach to his return.
Judge is focused on being ready for the regular season opener on March 28, prioritizing long-term health over immediate spring training games.
The Yankees' star outfielder missed 42 games last season due to a torn ligament in his right big toe but reports that it 'feels great' now.
Manager Aaron Boone and hitting coach James Rowson express optimism about Judge's recovery, emphasizing the importance of being cautious.