Aaron Judge still isn't feeling 100 percent since his offseason shoulder surgery and doesn't expect to be feeling fully back until Opening Day.

Judge will appear in his first spring training game on Wednesday.

"It's a work in progress until Opening Day," Judge said.

The New York Yankees open the season at the Toronto Blue Jays on March 29.

The club announced in November that the procedure Judge had in Los Angeles involved a "loose-body removal and cartilage clean-up." They also anticipated Judge's recovery time would be complete in advance of the start of spring training.

Veteran infielder Will Middlebrooks, playing on a minor league contract with the Philadelphia Phillies, suffered a broken left leg during Saturday's spring training game, manager Gabe Kapler told reporters.

The Rangers have decided not to sign closer Seung-Hwan Oh after an issue arose over his physical exam, according to multiple reports.

The Dallas Morning News reported that the Rangers discovered "disconcerting issues" with the right-hander's arm when examining his MRI results.

Mets starting pitcher Zack Wheeler has undergone a series of injections to get back to full health following a stress reaction in his right arm that cut his 2017 season short.

Wheeler told the New York Post that he was using the prescription medicine Forteo in an effort to strengthen the bone.

"You do a shot in your stomach every day for six months. It's not fun, but you got to do it," Wheeler told the Post. "They give it to people with brittle bones, osteoporosis. My arm feels great. I've been on the mound six times now, so if this helps me get to 30 starts, I'm all for it."

Ervin Santana will miss the start of the regular season after having surgery on the middle finger of his throwing hand Tuesday.

The Minnesota Twins expect him to be sidelined for 10-12 weeks.

Santana felt discomfort in the finger while increasing his bullpens ahead of spring training. The injury, the club said, "is a result of repeated cumulative stress from pitching, not one acute event."

Michael Martinez had surgery to repair a ruptured Achilles tendon and will be sidelined for the next six months, the Cleveland Indians have announced.

Martinez has served a utility role for the Indians.

He suffered the injury while preparing for spring training in the Dominican Republic.