The Yankees, as Dependent on Aaron Judge as Ever, Hope for Health and a Return to Winning Ways

A new import, Juan Soto, could take some of the pressure off the Ruthian slugger.

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Aaron Judge of the Yankees hits his 58th home run September 18, 2022, at Milwaukee. AP/Kenny Yoo

New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge, who two years ago hit more home runs in a season than any player in the history of the American League, trotted out to center field, tapping gloves with a team staffer before turning to shag a fly ball that nestled in his glove as he neared the warning track.

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