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Aaron Judge, who played exactly zero innings this postseason, sends blunt message to Yankees front office
Fox News • • general
Key Points:
- Aaron Judge sent a clear message to the New York Yankees front office after their ALDS loss to the Tampa Bay Rays, urging them to "fix it" and go all-in to address team weaknesses.
- Judge missed the entire postseason due to a right calf strain and played only 66 games this season, marking a career low outside of the 2020 COVID-shortened season.
- The Yankees were swept by the Rays in a controversial Game 3, which included a fan interference call that negated Anthony Volpe’s game-tying home run.
- Despite having one of the best rotations and a top bullpen, and spending $308 million this season, the Yankees fell short, fueling fan frustration and calls to fire manager Aaron Boone.
- Fans and social media users have criticized Judge's comments, pointing out his limited playing time this season and questioning his standing to make such demands.
