New York Yankees All-Star Outfielder Aaron Judge (33) will spend time on the damaged list while he continues to deal with a flexible strain on his right elbow.

judge was not in lineup for Yankees Saturday in their loss to Philadelphia Phillies After he underwent the image on the side. No deadline for the judge’s return has been given yet as the team continues to assess the damage, which has no UCL damage.

“He had a throw in Toronto, where she caught, she hurt,” said manager Aaron Boone about a moment during Tuesday’s game against Blue jayys.

“Then, you know, I felt good about going on the day of rest, and then last night, though, he was just trying to throw a little. So I want to control that.”

Time for Yankees could not be worse, as their best player would go out while they are in the middle of a close race for the first in the Eastern American Division.

The judge, who was in the US League’s MVP candidacy this season, currently runs the league to the filling average (0.342), percentage on the basis (.449), destroying the percentage (.711), and is the only player in all baseball with an OPS over 1.0 (1.160).

He is tied for the second to the houses of the house (37), the second in RBI (85), and also the third in walks (73).

Six-time All-Star has won MVP twice in the last three years and can still make a case for 2025 if the flexible strain does not keep it out for a long time.

New York is currently second in Al East with a 56-48 record, lowering six games after Toronto Blue Jays.