Yanks fans on edge for Judge’s next chance to set baseball history
After Sunday night’s game was postponed due to the rain, Yankees fans are tuning in as they continue to wait for Aaron Judge to make American League history.
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Sep 27, 2022, 12:50 AM
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4h agoAfter Sunday night’s game was postponed due to the rain, Yankees fans are tuning in as they continue to wait for Aaron Judge to make American League history.
The scene outside Yankee Stadium has relaxed from the hectic excitement seen all of late last week, but some fans have still taken to local restaurants and bars to watch Judge potentially match the AL home run record.
“I mean I just want him to break the record,” said Yankees fan Ramin Todd. “I think he's a good player so I want to see him win it. I want to see a ball go out the park."
After five games without a home run from Judge, fans are hoping that the change of scenery will help him reach that milestone of home run number 61.
