Judge out of Yankees lineup after tests on captain's hip


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ARLINGTON, Texas — The New York Yankees are still uncertain about the status of captain Aaron Judge after tests on his sore right hip. Judge didn't play in the Yankees' 5-2 loss in Texas on Friday night. Manager Aaron Boone said afterward that they were still waiting for team physician Dr. Christopher Ahmad to review the test results. Boone says it doesn't seem too serious, but that a trip to the injured list was still a possibility. Judge wasn't seen in the clubhouse before or after the game. He left the series opener Thursday in the fourth inning because of right hip discomfort.

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