Aaron Judge Makes a Powerful Comeback in the MLB with a 442-Foot Home Run

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Baltimore / 29.07.2023 18:23:38

One of the most anticipated comebacks in Major League Baseball (MLB) was capped this Saturday when Aaron Judge hit his first home run back with the Yankees, a 442-foot stick that gave the Bronx Bombers a partial 3-league. 2 over the Orioles at Camden Yards.

Aaron Judge is back in the MLB

In the top of the third inning, catcher Kyle Higashioka led off with a single before Gleyber Torres was dominated. Aaron Judge, who in his return during the day on Friday processed three walks in four appearances at bat, had the table set for his first great moment.

With the count at 1-1, starter Tyler Wells threw a high fastball that Judge punished to center field; the ball traveled 442 feet, a hit that would, without a doubt, be a home run in any of the 30 major league parks.

This is the 20th home run of the season for “El Juez” the first since last June 3, the same date on which he crashed into a fence in the right field of Dodger Stadium, injuring the big toe of his right foot. The incident sidelined him until Friday when, after layoff and practices that started again after the All-Star break, he was reactivated on the Yankees’ roster.

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