The judge will miss at least 3 weeks with a broken wrist suffered by the Yankees

The Yankees took a win over the Royals, a strong start to Sonny Gray and picked up veteran southpaw JA Happ on Thursday, but what was going on like a good day took a turn when Aaron Judge had to leave the victory 7-2 after being plated in the right wrist.

The judge, who was the DH of the Yankees, first stayed in the game after being drilled by a Jakob Junis 93 mph fastball in the first run. He then scored the first run of the Yankees, then reached an infield single in the third, but left in the fourth for a pinch hitter.

The judge went to the New York Presbyterian Hospital for an MRI examination Chris Ahmad Judge was replaced by Miguel Andujar as DH. After the match, the Yankees announced that the right fielder had fractured his wrist and that he would be away for at least three weeks.

tarnished a good game in the Bronx, while Gray made one of his best home starts while the Yankees opened a six-game home match.

Gray pitched five rounds of laundering, but left after throwing only 75 shots. He took a Alex Gordon out of his right hand at the start of the fifth, but completed the round before being replaced by Adam Warren in sixth.

Warren immediately gave Moustakas a double and a two-run homer in Salvador. Perez. The right-hander sets up and retires the following three in a row.

Zach Britton, acquired Tuesday from the Orioles, made his Yankees debut and launched a perfect eighth to protect a five-point lead.

The Yankees open quickly against Junis.

In the first, the judge reached when he was hit on his right wrist. He remained in the game after being controlled by coach Steve Donohue. The double of Didi Gregorius sent the judge in third place and he scored on a sacrificial fly of Giancarlo Stanton

After a march by Aaron Hicks, Gleyber Torres sent a ball to the ground at the court-stop but Adalberto Mondesi kicked him off, allowing Gregorius to score.

Gray retired from the first seven batters he faced before giving up consecutive singles to Brian Goodwin and Mondesi at the bottom of the order to put the riders into the turns with a on the third.

He beats Whit Merrifield at a 3-2 curve, while Mondesi takes second place

After advancing Rosell Herrera 0-2, Gray accompanies him to charge the bases of Moustakas.

But after a visit from Austin Romine Gray rebounded and made Moustakas lather, again on a curve to escape unhurt at the 28th inning.

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The Yankees have filled the goals with a goal in the bottom of the inning, but Torres was found in a double game.

The Yankees added a run when Romine doubled in Neil Walker in the fourth

More ugly play of the unfortunate Royals allowed the Yankees to blow up the game later in the round.

Andujar, batter for the judge, hit another easy court short, but Mondesi did a wandering throw at the first to extend the run and Gregorius blew a three-run circuit to make 6-0.

Singles back-to-back by Hicks and Torres in the fifth led to another race, as Hicks came home on Greg Bird's sacrifice for the Yankees' final race.