Aaron Judge: New York Yankees injury report lists 10-Day-IL

The latest dated injury record available for Aaron Judge lists the New York Yankees player as “10-Day-IL.” BALLDONTLIE timestamps that entry October 3, 2026 at 10:17 AM Eastern. The distinction matters: a newly published report about that entry does not establish that the player suffered a new injury today. The dated designation gives readers a clear point of reference for later updates.

The structured record identifies right calf as the injury area and lists “Strain” in its detail field. The designation and any injury detail are reported as supplied, without adding a diagnosis or a recovery timetable. No return date is being treated as a confirmed medical clearance or a commitment that the player will participate. The entry should be read as a status report rather than a complete medical account.

The team context belongs alongside the report date. This entry identifies the player and a designation; it is not a complete lineup announcement. It does not, by itself, establish practice participation, a starting assignment, the next game’s availability or which teammate would take over. Those are separate questions, and the injury designation alone cannot settle them.

Corner Wire has not added a coach’s quote, a timetable or a claim about the next matchup to this report. The MLB team page will carry subsequent verified coverage, with later developments distinguished from this particular source entry. The reference point remains Aaron Judge’s “10-Day-IL” designation in the dated feed. Readers can use that reference to track what actually changes in subsequent reports.