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New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge expects to return to play soon after experiencing leg stiffness, which led to his early exit from Wednesday’s 13-inning loss to the Minnesota Twins. That marathon game saw the Yankees set an all-time record for their worst offensive performance with runners in scoring position. Pitcher Clarke Schmidt also made an emotional return to the bullpen after a 14-month recovery from Tommy John surgery. Prospect Carlos Lagrange is back at Triple-A after his own injury rehab.
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HEAVY · Thu 1:28 AM ET
Yankees Set Worst Kind of All-Time Record — The Yankees set an all-time franchise record for offensive futility in a single game, going 0-for-13 with runners in scoring position against the Twins.
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NY Post Sports · Thu 1:47 AM ET
Yankees’ Clarke Schmidt solid in ‘emotional’ first outing since Tommy John surgery — Pitcher Clarke Schmidt had a solid first outing since his Tommy John surgery, throwing one scoreless inning against the Twins, striking out one batter.
HEAVY · Wed 10:40 PM ET
Clarke Schmidt Makes Emotional Return to Yankees’ Bullpen After 14 Months
Roundtable Sports · Wed 11:30 PM ET
Yankees Winning AL East Will Be Determined by One Series in Last Week of Season
Minor League Baseball on SI · Wed 11:15 PM ET
Yankees Prospect Carlos Lagrange Makes Anticipated Return to Triple-A Mound — Prospect Carlos Lagrange made his anticipated return to the Triple-A mound for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, pitching two scoreless innings after recovering from injury.
HEAVY · Wed 10:57 PM ET