MLB Playoffs" Watching the Yankees get eliminated! "Judge" sat on the bench in Game 5 and spoke to the top management.

Judge. (File photo)

[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] The Yankees were unable to withstand the Rays in the American League Division Series. They lost three consecutive games and were swept out of the league. The superstar "Judge" Aaron Judge (Aaron Judge) has been on the bench for five games in this year's playoffs due to a right calf injury. The 34-year-old also shouted to the top management, hoping that the team can make all necessary adjustments.

Although Judge himself desperately wanted to play to help the team, the Yankees ultimately refused to take him to the wild card and divisional round roster, and his 11th season in the major leagues ended without a championship. In this interview, Judge bluntly stated that the team should go all out to find the candidates they need, whether it is specific players or related personnel. "This is why I chose to come back here and play for the Yankees. I hope to fight for the championship every year. I will be prepared every off-season, and I also expect the team to do the same."

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Asked if the Yankees have gone all out, Judge hesitated and said: "It's hard to say. I hope to trade everyone and sign everyone every year, but I know that is unrealistic. The team will give us a competitive team every year, but in New York, that alone is not enough. We are the Yankees and must actively chase the championship and fight to the end every year, so I am looking forward to what they will do next."

Judge emphasized that no one on the team is satisfied with this year's results, but he still supports head coach Aaron Boone to continue to take charge of the team next year. "He will put us in the right position and give us a chance to succeed on the court. Especially this year when I was injured and missed 100 games, he can still manage the team properly and put us in the best position to compete for the championship. He always supports us."