Yankees manager Aaron Boone expressed concern over the recent struggles of star player, Aaron Judge, during a press conference yesterday.
Judge, who has been a cornerstone of the Yankees’ lineup, has been experiencing a significant slump, batting just .180 in his last 15 games. The 31-year-old outfielder has also committed several crucial errors in the field, sparking worries among fans and analysts.
Boone acknowledged Judge’s difficulties, saying, “We’re working closely with Aaron to identify the issues and get him back on track. He’s an elite player, and we need him to perform at his best.”
When asked about potential changes to Judge’s role or playing time, Boone emphasized, “Aaron remains a vital part of our team. We’re committed to supporting him through this tough stretch.”
Judge’s struggles have coincided with the Yankees’ recent slide in the AL East standings. The team has lost five of its last seven games, falling 3.5 games behind division leaders.
Boone remains optimistic about Judge’s ability to bounce back, citing his proven track record. “Aaron’s a resilient player. He’s faced adversity before and always comes out stronger.”
The Yankees will face off against the Boston Red Sox tonight, with Judge expected to be in the starting lineup.
Stats:
<span;>- Aaron Judge’s batting average: .180 (last 15 games)
<span;>- Judge’s errors: 4 (last 10 game
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