Aaron Judge suffers from the face after a wandering work of his Yankees teammate

New York Yankees Manager Aaron Boone described him as a “terrible week” for the organization. Aaron Judge would certainly agree after the defeat on Saturday.

The Yankees abandoned their sixth consecutive match on Saturday, undergoing an overwhelming defeat of 12-6 against the New York Mets.

Judge Aaron of the Yankees is released against the New York Mets on Friday July 4, 2025, in New York. (APPHOTE / Angelina Katsanis)

The defeat scored the second sequence of six games of six games this year, their first took place from June 13 to 18, and the first time since 2000, the organization endured two sequences of six consecutive defeats in one season.

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Adding the insult to the injury, Aaron judge was left bloody just after the fifth round thanks to his teammate Anthony Volpe.

The Yankees players launched the ball as they headed for the canoe when Volpe obtained the ball. He launched it towards a judge without mistrust. The ball came down on the right eye of the knock, hitting its sunglasses on the ground.

Boone said he was worried at first, but the judge only seemed to support a small cup.

Judge Aaron of the Yankees left the field during the Mets match on Saturday July 5, 2025, in New York. (APPHOTE / Angelina Katsanis)

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He approached the marble of the next round with a small bandage next to his right eye.

“Yeah, I mean, confusion. I did not know what had happened at the start. I just saw a kind of A, which had the impression that something had happened,” said Boone. “So yes, of course, I was worried. I had a little cup. In the end, I don’t think anything too serious, of course. But yes, at first, obviously very worried.”

The dishes have a chance to sweep the Subway series on Sunday.

New York Anthony Volpe’s new stop backup reacts after being ejected for discussing after withdrawing athletics at Yankee Stadium on June 29, 2025. (Images of Vincent Carchietta-Imagn)

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“It’s just the little things. This is what it comes down – but each good team goes through a few bumps on the road,” said the judge on Saturday.

“We are going to clean up certain things. We know what we have to do. We will take care of business.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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