Two home runs from two different teammates isn’t unusual for Aaron Judge, but he knows how special it was for Anthony Volpe and Austin Wells to deliver such key moments during the Yankees’ season opener.

Moments before Thursday’s opener against the Milwaukee Brewers, the Yankees held a moment of silence for Miller Gardner—the 14-year-old son of longtime Yankee Brett Gardner—who tragically passed away last Friday while on vacation with his family in Costa Rica.

As excitement builds for the New York Yankees' season opener, one of Aaron Judge’s teammates received disappointing news regarding an injury.

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Aaron Judge got a taste of the World Series, and he’s all set to have another run. The New York Yankees are not only plagued with injuries. They will miss out on key players who will help them win.

The Yankees played their season-opening victory over the Brewers on Thursday with Brett Gardner and his family in mind. Gardner’s 14-year-old son, Miller, died last Friday after falling ill on a family vacation.

The New York Yankees opened up the 2025 season at home against the Milwaukee Brewers, looking to book a return trip to the World Series this coming fall. New York won an American League-best 94 games last year before cruising to the Fall Classic.