Aaron Judge‘s individual and team goals took a massive hit this season. Despite his post-injury blasting performances, the New York Yankees‘ captain fell short of his aim to be the Home Run King again and reach the World Series. Had it not been for his multiple injuries that led him to miss over 50 games, Judge might have even bested his last season record. As far as the team’s performance is considered, everyone is raising their finger towards the management. And why not? For the first time in the last seven years, the mighty Yankees have missed the playoffs. Considering the failures this year, Judge wants to have some “quick fixes” in the clubhouse.

For a team like the Yankees, not making it to the playoffs is nothing but frustrating for their fans and players both. Acknowledging the same, captain Judge sat for an exclusive interview and shared his thoughts on some concerning issues.

Aaron Judge’s Ideas For The New York Yankees Fixes

After Wednesday’s game, the interview with NJ.com started with different topics. Began with soccer, it eventually progressed toward baseball, and finally to the playoff miss of the Yankees. The interview brought the previous statement from Judge into highlight wherein he wanted to discuss “a lot of stuff” with the higher authorities. “It’s gonna be talking with everybody in the organization, all the way down to the minor league stuff all the way up to the top. There’s a lot of stuff we gotta work on and improve,” said the captain a few days back.

On a continuation, the NJ reporter asked him about the changes or quick fixes he was thinking of discussing with Hal Steinbrenner and Brian Cashman. The Yankees star answered, “There are a couple of quick fixes and then there’s some other things that are going to take some tough conversations and some long talks with a lot of people in the room.” 

However, he didn’t openly discuss the “ideas” he wanted to propose to the team’s management. The 2022 home run king mentioned that winning could conceal certain issues, but now was the time to address them correctly. Although Judge remained tight-lipped about the specifics of his upcoming conversation, he did share his plans for October.

Aaron Judge Spill the Beans on October Plans

For the captain, it was really a hectic season with multiple things happening around, including his injuries. It is understandable that he requires some rest. On the same note, in this interview, talking about his October Plans, he prioritized the healing time. The captain mentioned that typically their season concludes during the Postseason. However, this year, he has a full four weeks to get the business done .

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Well, there is no surety on what changes the Yankees will go through, but from Judge’s statements it’s clear that the team will surely undergo transformation.

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