Another day to wait: Severe weather at Yankee Stadium snag's Judge's chance to make baseball history

The Bronx Bombers' faithful marched into Yankee Stadium on Sunday for a chance to see if Aaron Judge would go into the baseball history books, but heavy rains prevented that from happening.

News 12 Staff

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Sep 26, 2022, 1:52 AM

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Updated 817 days ago

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The Bronx Bombers' faithful marched into Yankee Stadium on Sunday for a chance to see if Aaron Judge would go into the baseball history books, but heavy rains prevented that from happening.

They will have to wait again another day after severe weather forced the game to end early. The Yankees beat the Red Sox 2-0. They now will head to Toronto.

They were eager to see if Judge would tie Yankee legend Roger Maris' American League record of 61 home runs in a season.

News 12's Cecilia Hua was outside Yankee Stadium earlier on Sunday evening and spoke with them on their excitement to possibly see the slugger make history.