Aaron Judge's return does not improve the situation for the New York Yankees

• Aaron Judge returned to the team as the designated hitter after recovering from an injury.
• The Yankees continue to struggle in the standings of the tournament table.
• Manager Aaron Boone hopes for improved results following Judge's return.

This is reported by Marca, Marca.

Aaron Judge returned to the New York Yankees lineup, becoming the designated hitter after ten days on the injured list due to a right ligament strain. His return came under conditions where the team is struggling in the standings of the American League.

In the game against the Texas Rangers, Judge did not manage to demonstrate a high level of play, finishing the game with a score of 0 for 3 at bat, including two strikeouts. Despite this, the team's manager Aaron Boone hopes that Judge's return can improve the team's performance.

After Judge's return, the team continues to feel difficulties on the field. The Yankees have suffered five consecutive losses and currently occupy the third place in the Eastern Division, trailing six games behind the Toronto Blue Jays, who lead the division. It begins to seem that without Judge, the team had a record of 4-6, which indicates problems with the offense.

The team's problems are also related to the instability of the pitching staff and injuries to key players. Despite the recent acquisitions, the team has not managed to find the necessary stability.

Boone stated that he considers the current team the best he has ever coached, but acknowledges that more effort is needed to achieve goals. He remains hopeful that Judge's return will help the team get back to fighting for a playoff spot, even though his participation may be limited due to restrictions with the injury.

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