US EditionYankees' Aaron Judge Makes 3 Outstanding Catches, Robs Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong of Home Run
NEW YORK, JUL 11 – Aaron Judge prevented Pete Crow-Armstrong's 26th home run with a leaping catch and made a diving grab on Dansby Swanson's liner to protect the Yankees' lead, officials said.
- During Friday’s matchup, Aaron Judge timed a 6-ft-7 leap at the right-field wall to rob Pete Crow-Armstrong of a home run, avoiding fan interference.
- During a game with a three-run Yankees lead in the fourth inning, Judge made consecutive defensive plays to protect the advantage, showcasing his elite glove work.
- Following Judge's catch, the Bronx crowd responded with 'MVP' chants, as he made a key defensive play that helped preserve the lead.
- Aaron Judge's defensive heroics reinforce his two-time MVP status and bolster the Yankees' postseason hopes this season.
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Aaron Judge puts on defensive clinic in Yankees’ win over Cubs: ‘He’s pretty unbelievable’
It’s no secret that Aaron Judge is more than just a hitter at this stage of his career, yet he reminded the Cubs of his defensive prowess in the Yankees’ 11-0 win on Friday. Judge dazzled with a pair of plays in the fourth frame, first robbing Pete Crow-Armstrong of a home run for the second out of the inning. Judge, leaping near the corner in right field, had to work around a Yankees fan doing his best Jeffrey Maier impression, but he extended …
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Aaron Judge's Glove Wizadry Makes Yankees' Blanking Of Cubs Possible
NEW YORK — Aaron Judge‘s bat makes headlines. His glove makes history. The New York Yankees captain delivered a defensive masterclass Friday night. His spectacular catches powered an 11-0 rout of the Chicago Cubs at Yankee Stadium. Aaron Judge robbed a home run, made a diving catch, and ended the eighth inning with a full-extension grab in foul territory. Three plays. Three game-changing moments. One unforgettable performance. The Yankees improv…
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