When the New York Yankees acquired slugger Juan Soto in a seven-player trade last December, they did so knowing they would be boosting their lineup's ceiling at the expense of their defense, as team captain Aaron Judge shifted from his natural position in right field to center to help accomodate Soto's arrival.

It may be December but MLB has had the biggest sports story of the week -- this side of Bill Belichick becoming the head coach at UNC -- as free agent

Reigning AL MVP Aaron Judge is currently expected to move back to his longtime position of right field for the

The New York Yankees are planning on moving American League MVP Aaron Judge back to right field for the 2025 season, according to a report from Bryan Hoch of MLB.com: While a final decision will depend on the club’s Opening Day roster construction,

With Juan Soto’s defection to the Mets creating an opening in right field, a familiar face could man the position for the Yankees in 2025. A strong right fielder for most of his career, Aaron Judge became a full-time center fielder to accommodate Soto in 2024.

Aaron Judge is coming off his second MVP season, and he could be making a change for 2025. New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman met with reporters at the Winter Meetings in Dallas on Monday.

New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman addressed the departure of star outfielder Juan Soto, while detailing probable plans for where Aaron Judge and Jasson Dominguez could play in 2025. Cashman said that moving Judge back to right field would “make sense,