Aaron Judge returns to Yankees after 99-day absence caused by broken rib
Aaron Judge, a baseball player for the New York Yankees, has returned to active play after being sidelined for more than three months. He was on the team's 60-day injured list, a designation used when players need an extended recovery period. Judge is now cleared to rejoin the team.
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2 developments- Sep 8Aaron Judge activated from 60-day injured list by New York Yankees
- Sep 8Aaron Judge returns to Yankees after 99-day absence caused by broken rib
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