Aaron Judge added another step to his rehab process on Wednesday afternoon when he ran the bases at Angel Stadium.
He continues to build his workload in the hope of returning to the Yankees at some point in the near future.
“I think when you’ve been down as long as he has, it is an important part of it,” manager Aaron Boone said before the. “But I think now, whether it’s the bases or more how he’s able to cut and move and stop and start, they’re all kind of tied together, especially when we’re dealing with the kind of injury he’s had.”
Judge, who had been just running in straight lines in the outfield before Wednesday, also continued to take batting practice before the game against the Angels. While the Yankees are hopeful to get Judge back as soon as possible, they also want to make sure he is not pushing to complete each step faster than he should be.“That’s the biggest thing,” Boone said. “With the injury, they don’t want him to — it’s gotta be a low threshold of pain ultimately. So it’s doing things that he can tolerate. The fact that he’s able to run the bases and do these different things is important.
“I know the doctors don’t want him — if it’s real painful, that’s probably not a good thing to push through.”
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