US EditionAaron Judge Goes 1 for 12 as Yankees Swept by Red Sox
- The Boston Red Sox completed a clean sweep against the New York Yankees in a three-game set at Fenway Park, with the final game played on June 15, 2025.
- The sweep followed Aaron Judge's struggles, including a 1-for-12 performance and striking out at least three times in each game, which he attributed to poor plate discipline.
- Judge hit a solo home run in the ninth inning of the opener that tied the game and helped force extra innings, but the Yankees scored only four runs total in the series.
- Judge said, "You've got to swing at strikes," explaining he swung at pitches outside the zone while trying to make something happen, and Yankees manager Aaron Boone said, "They pitched him tough."
- The sweep lowered Judge's major league-leading average to.378, signaled the Yankees' first series sweep loss of the season, and Judge expressed readiness to learn and move forward.
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Yankees Star Aaron Judge Assigns Blame After Career-Worst Slump
New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge has put together MVP-caliber numbers through the first two months of the MLB season, but hit a major roadblock in this weekend’s sweep at the hands of the rival Boston Red Sox. Judge went 1-for-12 in the weekend series, striking out three or more times in three consecutive games for the first time in his career. After the Yankees dropped the final game of the series on June 15, Judge spoke about his struggles…
Santa Maria Times
Independent EspañolBOSTON (AP) — Aaron Judge blamed himself for swinging at pitches outside the strike zone as the New York Yankees were swept in a three-game series by the Red Sox.
Judge slumps as Yankees swept by Red Sox at Fenway
BOSTON — Aaron Judge Judge blamed himself for swinging at pitches outside the strike zone as the New York Yankees were swept in a three-game series at the Boston Red Sox. “You got to swing at strikes,” Judge said after going 1 for 12 in the series, which Boston completed with a 2-0 victory on Sunday. Judge struck out three or more times in three straight games for only the third time in his major league career. “That usually helps any hitter whe…
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