Merely counting Aaron Judge’s home runs doesn’t do justice (sorry) to the remarkable season he’s having. joedelessio writes
Judge had gone seven games without a homer between his 60th and 61st, then another five games without one before hitting number 62 tonight in Texas. Judge finally connected on a 1-1 slider off pitcher Jesus Tinoco to lead off the Yankees’ next-to-last game of the season. Judge was greeted by his teammates at home plate as his parents looked on from the stands.
Almost as a side note, Judge has also been chasing the American League Triple Crown, having raised his batting average a preposterous 20 points between September 2 and September 30, even if it looks now like he might fall just short. It’s as if Judge heard there was, for some silly reason,He’s doing all of this in a season with, which is driving down home-run totals across the league.
It was far from clear if Judge would be able to do so. The Yankees were so confident that their offer was fair — that they hadn’t lowballed their most popular player since Derek Jeter — that they publicly revealed the details of it, claiming they knew the figure would leak anyway but also doing more than a little to win the PR battle. Judge, after all, was nearly 30 at the time, relatively old for a first-time free agent.
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