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19
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16%
3 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Aaron Judge and Aaron Boone agree that the Yankees captain is doing everything he can to get back on the field as soon as he can.
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he → agree → field
They spoke “a little bit,” the manager said Thursday, about the two things they apparently disagreed on:
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they → speak → Yankees
Try it freeFirst, Boone saying Tuesday he did not expect Judge to return in time for the wild-card series before Judge said Wednesday his goal is to be ready for Game 1 of that series; and second, the manager publicly conceding Judge’s calf strain is “moderate,” while the notoriously private — at least on the subject of injuries — Judge said he didn’t “know why [Boone] used those words.”
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Boone → try → words
“I don’t want to get too much into that [conversation with Judge],” Boone said Thursday when asked about the two seemingly not being on the same page.
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two → want → page
“At the end of the day, we’re all in this together.
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we → ’re → this
And in his case, trying to get him right and get him healthy so he can be an option for us here at some point.
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he → try → point
“But we’re also going to listen to the injury.
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we → go → injury
I see it as just a passionate player that’s doing all he can to get back for his teammates.”
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he → see → teammates
What others might interpret as annoyance or anger from Judge, Boone said was “passion.”
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Boone → interpret → Judge
Boone — who all along has said he is not ruling out Judge returning in time for the postseason (even if it seemed and seems unlikely) — also said the roster decisions for a round that will begin Tuesday may not be made until Tuesday morning.
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that → say → morning
Thus, the Yankees will give Judge as much time as possible to recover from a calf strain suffered Sept. 16 — which was just seven games after he returned from a rib fracture that cost him more than three months — before declaring him in or out.
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that → give → him
“The bottom line is Aaron and I have always had an amazing relationship and still do and will,” Boone said before finishing the series against the Rays in The Bronx.
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Boone → have → Bronx
“This is about a player that, again, is pouring everything he possibly can into being ready, and we’re going to support that.
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we → pour → that
“And when he’s ready, we’ll make a call of when that is based on how he’s doing.”
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he → ’ → call
Both superstar and manager have emphasized this week that Judge is doing everything in his power to build up quickly and be ready for a three-game series that almost certainly will be against the Red Sox, but Judge — who received a platelet-poor plasma injection Monday — is still limited barely a week after suffering the injury.
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who → emphasize → injury
Notably, he is not swinging yet.
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he → swing → ?
“He’s doing all the things in the training room, all the modalities, that you can take advantage of,” Boone said of Judge, who plans to return as a right fielder and not a DH.
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who → do → fielder
“He’s moving on the treadmill, things like that, doing the different exercises to get the calf healed.
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calf → move → exercises
“Doing everything he can to make that as speedy as possible.”
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that → do → everything
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