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Judge said that when he returns, he intends to play right field and not just be a designated hitter.

New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge expressed displeasure after manager Aaron Boone stated he was not planning on having the outfielder available for Game 1 of the American League Wild Card Series. Judge stated following Wednesday's 9-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays that his goal remains to return as soon as possible and play right field rather than serve as a designated hitter.
Judge received a platelet-rich plasma injection on Monday for a strained right calf, specifically in the soleus muscle. While Boone characterized the injury as a moderate-grade strain that normally requires several weeks of recovery, Judge questioned the diagnosis description, emphasizing that he is working daily to be ready for Tuesday's postseason opener.
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