Top Stories · October 8, 2026
Aaron Judge wants Yankees to go ‘all in’ after another crushing playoff exit
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Following the New York Yankees' elimination from the 2026 ALDS by the Tampa Bay Rays, team captain Aaron Judge called for the organization to go "all in" during the offseason. Judge, who missed the postseason due to a calf strain, emphasized the importance of filling personnel holes and meeting the high expectations of the Yankees organization. The comments come amid a projected 2026-2027 MLB work stoppage and high-profile free agency decisions for the club, which currently maintains a payroll exceeding $308 million.
Following the New York Yankees' elimination from the 2026 ALDS by the Tampa Bay Rays, team captain Aaron Judge called for the organization to go "all in" during the offseason. Judge, who missed the postseason due to a calf strain, emphasized the importance of filling personnel holes and meeting the high expectations of the Yankees organization. The comments come amid a projected 2026-2027 MLB work stoppage and high-profile free agency decisions for the club, which currently maintains a payroll exceeding $308 million.