Pittsburgh – In his 1,000th career match, Aaron’s judge achieved a typical performance of Aaron Judge.
There was, of course, a home run.
There was a solid defensive game against the right field wall.
And thereafter, the director and teammates of the judge tried to find new words to describe what they continuously assisted daily by the Captain of the Yankees.
“I think he is, this generation, one of their greatest players,” said manager Aaron Boone, explaining why he already considers the judge as an “obvious” renowned temple.
Cooperstown could finally call, but for the moment, the judge continued his start to the hot season, in a club in his sixth circuit (with 17 products produced) during the seventh game of the year – put him to the pace for 139 absurd circuits.
Friday, at the end of the Yankees 9-4 victory, the judge had more circuits than nine teams.
During his 10 -year career, the judge has 321 circuits to go with an OPS of 1.014.
Hall of Fame?
“I have a lot of work to do,” said the foreseeable judge. “We will talk about it in a few years.”
Friday, the 403-foot judge in the right center on the ground put the Yankees 9-1 during the seventh round of the left-handed Tim Mayza, the former Blue Jay (and the Yankee) who is better known to abandon the 61st Home Run of the judge in 2022.
The most impressive feat may have been taken during the first round that stole Ke’Bryan Hayes with additional bases. He arrived on the warning track and jumped to hang before falling into the wall, and although he gave slight flashbacks of the Dodger stadium in 2023, the judge was not worse for wear this time.
“Certainly for a little while stretched there,” said Boone.
“We are good,” said the judge. “It’s just a bad reading on me. They got a more important warning track, so I thought I was right next to the wall. I have to look a little more graceful next time.”
However, his teammates were impressed, as usual.
“It certainly helps when it is an F9 instead of a double,” said Max Fried, who was on the mound. “It’s incredible. Game and game, which is able to do, be able to change a game with a swing at any time, and in addition to that, also making very beautiful really nice games in the outside field. I’m really happy that I am in his team now.
“The big ones do this day after day, and consistency is there. To see what he does and the work he makes, it makes sense. ”
