MLB : Aaron Judge Voices Disappointment Over Yankees' Quiet Offseason

Aaron Judge expresses frustration over the Yankees' offseason inactivity, calling it "brutal." The captain voices his concerns after the team's first full-squad workout, highlighting the signing of big-name free agents by other teams while the Yankees remain quiet. Judge reflects on last year's disappointment, despite winning his third AL MVP, and discusses his recovery from a right elbow injury that sidelined him during the season. He confirms his elbow is now at full strength, ready for the new year. Judge, who turns 34 in April, achieved a .331 batting average with 53 homers and 114 RBIs last season. He emphasizes the need for the Yankees to make impactful signings to compete, saying, "Let’s sign these guys right now." With the World Baseball Classic approaching, Judge looks forward to captaining Team USA. The Yankees seek their first championship since 2009, and Judge wants to see action.