Yankees captain Aaron Judge didn't start Tuesday night in Toronto after being in the lineup 22 games in a row and 45 of 46.

Out of the Yankees' lineup on Tuesday against the Blue Jays, Aaron Judge may be getting rest, but he will likely not need toe surgery.

"My understanding is no," Aaron Boone said. "I've kind of felt that way for a while. The belief is that it's gone about as well as it [could] since he's come back."

Yankees captain Aaron Judge called for change while assessing a team that was eliminated from the postseason race on Sunday. Here's what we think the slugger wants to be fixed this winter.

When Aaron Judge is out of the lineup, it shows. After suffering a torn ligament in his right, big toe on June 3, the New York Yankees outfielder was sidelined for 42 days, and the team suffered in his absence.

Manager Aaron Boone said it's not yet time to talk about shutting down the slugger, who has hit .211 with 12 homers since returning from injury on July 28.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone reiterated Tuesday that slugger Aaron Judge is not expected to require offseason surgery on his ailing toe. Judge was sidelined for 42 games after tearing a ligament in his right big toe when he crashed into the right-field fence while making a catch at Dodger Stadium on June 3.