Yankees' Aaron Judge hits third-longest homer of MLB season, a 469-foot shot in first inning vs KC

Red Sox roster move: Right-hander rejoins WooSox after Aaron Judge homer, DFA

BOSTON — For the second time this season, veteran right-hander Robert Stock has cleared waivers and returned to the WooSox after being designated for assignment.

Yankees' Aaron Judge not impressed with himself despite his long HR against Royals - The Examiner

By Randy Miller nj.com KANSAS CITY — The baseball that almost was hit clear out of Kauffman Stadium on Tuesday night, a first-inning, two-run blast… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close The post Yankees’ Aaron Judge not impressed with himself despite his long HR against Royals appeared first on The Examiner.

Judge hits third-longest homer of MLB season, a 469-foot shot in Yankees’ win over Royals

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Aaron Judge only watched his latest prodigious homer long enough to make sure it was out of Kauffman Stadium. Yankees manager Aaron Boone? He made sure to find the best possible vantage point to see it land. That ended up being 469 feet away from the plate, right on top of the Royals Hall of Fame in left field. It was the third-longest homer in the majors this season, and the two-run shot propelled New York to a 10-2 win over …

Yonder Alonso Makes Clairvoyant Call About Aaron Judge Homer

(Ed Zurga/AP photo) Now might be a good time to get some lottery numbers from Yonder Alonso. The MLB Network analyst and former first baseman was an absolute psychic Tuesday night when he not only predicted that Yankees slugger Aaron Judge was going to hit a home run, but that it was going to be a monster of a shot. “Matty, he’s gonna go deep right here,” Alonso told fellow commentator Matt Vasgersian as Judge took a pitch from Kansas City Royal…

Yankees' Aaron Judge blasts mammoth 469-foot home run that nearly leaves Kauffman Stadium

Judge's blast was his hardest hit ball since June 2022

Judge crushes 469-foot HR, one of longest in K.C.

Yankees slugger Aaron Judge crushed a 469-foot home run that nearly left Kauffman Stadium in the first inning Tuesday night, continuing his season-long ravaging of pitchers across baseball.