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Aaron Judge is back, and the box score didn’t tell the story. On today’s Injury Territory, Will Carroll and Edward Egros break down Judge’s return and explain why his bat and movement gave us much more useful information than an 0-for-3 line.

The guys also dig into Shohei Ohtani’s recent struggles, what may be contributing to them, and what could change going forward as the Dodgers manage one of baseball’s most unique players. Plus, we check in on Corbin Burnes, Garrett Crochet and other key MLB injury and workload situations as the season heads toward October.

Then Will sits down with Dr. Glenn Fleisig of the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI), one of the most influential researchers in baseball biomechanics and an injury research advisor to Major League Baseball. Fleisig looks back on his decades of work alongside Dr. James Andrews, the evolution of pitching biomechanics and injury prevention, and the questions that still excite him after a career spent studying how baseball players move, throw and get hurt.

What have we actually learned about pitching injuries? Where is biomechanics headed next? And with better technology and more data than ever, how much closer are we to keeping pitchers healthy?

Injury Territory brings sports medicine, biomechanics, injury analysis and performance science together to explain what’s really happening with the biggest names in baseball.