Aaron Judge's Return Uncertain After Torn Ligament in Toe

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New York Yankees' Aaron Judge has revealed that he has a torn ligament in his right big toe, which has kept him out of the lineup since June 3. Despite receiving two platelet-rich plasma injections, Judge has yet to resume playing catch or hitting. Surgery has not been recommended, and Judge may seek a cortisone injection to mask his discomfort once he is closer to getting back on the field. There is no timeline for his return, but it could take at least six weeks or more to heal. The Yankees have struggled without Judge, losing 10 of 16 games since June 4.
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