New York Yankees fans can breathe a sigh of relief because Aaron Judge's elbow is "feeling great" at the start of spring training.

Judge suffered a flexor tendon strain last season but said the elbow is now "feeling great" and that he's throwing with confidence.

Judge acknowledged Monday that the early part of the winter was “brutal” waiting for the Yankees to make moves while the rest of the league got better around them.

New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge was in awe of watching and battling one of the organization's top prospects at batting practice.

Judge will captain Team USA in the World Baseball Classic, hoping to lead the country to its first title since 2017.

Aaron Judge's recent practice throws have put any throwing concerns to rest as the Yankees gear up for the 2026 season. Here’s Aaron Judge making a couple of throws to home plate: pic.twitter.com/0BgY7P0dEh — Bryan Hoch ⚾️ (@BryanHoch) 0,

Judge has all of the other accolades. He hit 62 home runs in 2022. He has won three AL MVP awards (and Yankees fans will swear he should have also beaten out Jose Altuve back in 2017). He even won a batting title last season.