Nice to see Maris Jr. hug Mrs Judge!
In his interview he said " Just trying to tie the game....got lucky"
Beauty!
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09-28-22 09:31 PM #281
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09-28-22 09:50 PM #282
judge hit no. 61 today on a 3-2 pitch.congrats.
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09-28-22 10:30 PM #283
It took 61 years to tie 61 homers.
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09-28-22 10:41 PM #284
And it took #99 to tie #9
Originally Posted by Mike Huntertz
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09-28-22 10:42 PM #285
Pure class, nothing phony about that scene. Originally Posted by Mike Huntertz
Refreshing.
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09-28-22 10:45 PM #286
Love that nobody caught the ball. Bahahahah
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09-28-22 11:10 PM #287
guy dropped the ball lol
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09-29-22 05:25 AM #288
The pressure is off him more now
Should break record
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09-29-22 06:35 AM #289
he should go on a little tear now with the few games. hope he does and reaches 65.
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09-29-22 09:55 AM #290
If someone drops the 62 ball that is gonna really hurt
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09-29-22 11:05 AM #291
Originally Posted by slayer14
These fans were thiiiiiis close to getting a big pay day from Aaron Judge’s 61st home run of the season ��
— The Athletic MLB (@TheAthleticMLB) September 29, 2022
�� @TalkinYanks pic.twitter.com/Juw4r3ERTh
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09-29-22 11:18 AM #292
frankie lasagna!!!
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09-29-22 05:28 PM #293
And Maris did it in 1961 Originally Posted by Mike Huntertz
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09-29-22 05:30 PM #294
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10-01-22 12:35 PM #295
Most HR in a season, MLB history -- with totals through 156 team games:
2001 Barry Bonds: 73 -- 69
1998 Mark McGwire: 70 -- 64
1998 Sammy Sosa: 66 -- 63
1999 Mark McGwire: 65 -- 61
2001 Sammy Sosa: 64 -- 59
2022 Aaron Judge: 63 (current pace) -- 61
1999 Sammy Sosa: 63 -- 61
1961 Roger Maris: 61 -- 59
1927 Babe Ruth: 60 -- 60 (team played 155 games)
QUITE A LEAD
Judge currently has a 19-homer lead over Kyle Schwarber for the MLB lead.
That would be tied with 1924 Babe Ruth for the fifth-largest difference between Nos. 1 and 2 in home runs for a season, behind only:
1921 Babe Ruth: +35
1920 Babe Ruth: +35
1926 Babe Ruth: +26
1928 Babe Ruth: +23
WHAT ABOUT THE TRIPLE CROWN?
We already know that Judge leads MLB, and thus the AL, in homers and RBIs, but he has a chance at leading all Triple Crown categories in the AL, too. The last winner was Miguel Cabrera in 2012 -- before that, no player had won a Triple Crown since Carl Yastrzemski in 1967.
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10-04-22 04:10 PM #296
are people going to consider it a choke if he doesn't set a new record?
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10-04-22 04:45 PM #297
In his last 14 games, Aaron Judge has one home run and two RBI. Down to two games left.
Also, the Triple Crown is now out of reach. Not hitting much even when he gets pitches to hit.
He will lead in HRs and RBI but not BA.
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10-04-22 07:13 PM #298
Solo shot #62
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10-04-22 07:17 PM #299
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10-04-22 07:18 PM #300
Surprised more people didn't rush to get it. It's worth millions.
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10-04-22 07:19 PM #301
Some guy jumped down from the stands. Probably broke his legs. Originally Posted by Itsamazing777
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10-04-22 07:30 PM #302
i would break my leg for $2 million Originally Posted by Kermit
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10-04-22 07:31 PM #303
But did he get the ball? Originally Posted by Kermit
Did he crawl and snag it?
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10-04-22 07:33 PM #304
looking at the video there's no way that dude broke his leg... it was only a few feet drop
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10-04-22 07:35 PM #305
Is he rich?
Or did he get arrested down there?
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10-04-22 07:37 PM #306
He didn't get it. It was caught in the stands.
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10-04-22 07:37 PM #307
Probably a 10 foot drop. Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
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10-04-22 07:38 PM #308
That is what I thought too. Wondered why he jumped down. Maybe he assumed that it would bounce and and up down there. Originally Posted by Itsamazing777
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10-04-22 07:50 PM #309
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10-04-22 08:12 PM #310
Originally Posted by Kermit
it might be 10 feet but he was hanging backwards to the ground, no way were his feet more than 4 feet from the ground
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10-04-22 08:21 PM #311
that was nuts. i am so happy for judge. my dad would have loved this moment.
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10-04-22 08:49 PM #312
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10-04-22 09:08 PM #313
This is right before he let go of the rail. Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
it might be 10 feet but he was hanging backwards to the ground, no way were his feet more than 4 feet from the ground
4 feet from the ground he says.
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10-04-22 09:40 PM #314
Seems like a good guy....humble and great is hard to find in sports these days! Originally Posted by pologq
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10-04-22 10:58 PM #315
By all accounts people in his inner circle say Judge is a Saint. Originally Posted by Mike Huntertz
I'm sure he has flaws, we all do, but yeah, it's very refreshing.
Kirby Puckett was the same way I'm told, there's other examples, but it's few and far between.
Judge really has the Yankees by the balls now.
They can't afford (pardon the pun) to let the all time season AL record HR champ, and a potential triple crown winner walk away in free agency, the public backlash will be enormous.
This is NYC where everything is magnified ten fold.
Even if the NYY have to give Judge two years more on a contract than they want to, Judge's drawing power to put asses in the seats will offset that cost.
I'll lay 10:1 Judge re-signs with the Yanks this winter, and for at least five years, if not eight years.
Sign him through age 40, it's a good investment, and I'm pretty sure both Judge's people, and Cashman all the way up to up Hal know this.
And for all those clamoring for Boone and Cashman to be fired, sorry, that ain't happening for at least another full season, and probably more than that.
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