Yankees' Aaron Judge progressing, Bader returns in offensive struggles

Aaron Judge has received a second platelet rich plasma injection to his right big toe and has not resumed baseball activities.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone is encouraged by Judge's progress and swelling has subsided.
Harrison Bader returned to the lineup for the Yankees after a hamstring injury and is hitting .267 with six homers, 19 RBIs and six stolen bases in 26 games.
New York's offense has struggled without Judge and Bader, with Anthony Rizzo hitting .083 since injuring his neck and DJ LeMahieu hitting .167 since May 14.
Left-hander Carlos Rodón is set to make three rehab appearances and join the rotation in early July, while Nestor Cortes threw from 75 feet after being sidelined with a strained left rotator cuff.