The evidence provided mentions Judge's participation in warmups or practice generally, but none of the retrieved web search results or Wikipedia entries specifically confirm that he took reps at third base *ahead of a series opener against the Red Sox at Fenway Park* on a specific date. The web results are general or relate to other events/injuries.

The evidence contains general information about fielding drills (web_search results) and mentions Judge's general skills (web_search), but no single source confirms that Judge specifically fielded grounders and made throws to second base during warmups in the context described.

While multiple sources confirm Judge's status as a right fielder and his career stats (web_search, wikipedia), none of the provided evidence specifies that he has hit exactly 'nine home runs and recorded 16 RBIs' *for the Yankees* in the current context described by the claim. The evidence provides general career stats or minor league stats, not the specific seasonal totals claimed.

The evidence confirms that Aaron Boone is the Yankees manager and that he has made comments regarding the team's performance (web_search, wikipedia). However, none of the retrieved sources contain the specific quote or context: 'Yankees' tendency to follow Judge's lead at bat after sweeping the Royals.'

The evidence confirms that Aaron Boone has made comments about Judge's performance (web_search). However, none of the retrieved sources contain the specific quote or sentiment: 'when the captain gets it going like he can in the first — a lot, it feels like — it does seem to have a little bit of an effect on things.'