"Judge's throwing was limited after he hurt the flexor tendon in his right elbow in July. Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Thursday an MRI after the team was eliminated last week showed "no surgery is going to be needed." "He'll take some time off and continue to do strengthening things and rehab and stuff," Boone said. "But it felt like he finished the season in a pretty good place, as we saw continued improvements with him.""
"Rodón was operated on by Dr. Neal ElAttrache on Wednesday to remove loose bodies in his left elbow and shave a bone spur. He has eight weeks of no throwing, and the start of his season could be delayed by a couple of weeks, Boone said. Rodón, who turns 33 in December, was 18-9 with a 3.09 ERA. Boone also said slugger Giancarlo Stanton does not need surgery on his elbows."
Aaron Judge will not require surgery for the flexor tendon injury in his right elbow after an MRI showed no operation is needed. Judge's throwing was limited after the July injury, and he gradually rebuilt arm strength, making a 90.2 mph throw in the AL Division Series opener. Judge led the majors with a .331 average, 1.144 OPS, 9.7 WAR, 53 home runs and 114 RBIs. Carlos Rodón underwent surgery to remove loose bodies and shave a bone spur in his left elbow and faces eight weeks of no throwing, potentially delaying his season start. Giancarlo Stanton does not need elbow surgery. Several coaches will not return for 2026.
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