What happened: The Yankees own a .668 OPS, ranked 29th in MLB, since Aaron Judge's June 2 injury. New York's average has fallen to .218 (30th) and its on-base percentage to .284 (30th) over that stretch, with a .383 slugging mark ranking 25th.
Why it matters: The slump follows Judge's rib injury still having no return timeline as the Yankees offense sputters. New York enters Sunday's game against Toronto trailing the series 2-0.
By the numbers: Since June 2: .668 OPS (29th in MLB), .218 AVG (30th), .284 OBP (30th), .383 SLG (25th), 3.78 runs per game.
What to watch: The Yankees and Blue Jays play Sunday with Toronto ahead 2-0 in the series.