Get Even More Visitors To Your Blog, Upgrade To A Business Listing >>

Why Yankees' Aaron Judge is confident slump is behind him


Judge's 457-foot home run highlighted his first multi-hit game since July 18 when he finished 2-for-5 in the Yankees ' 5-3 win over the Mets on Wednesday.


The rookie right fielder's batting average dipped from a high watermark of .347 in June down to .290 entering Wednesday's game.


Judge also said his approach and demeanor at the plate haven't changed, and he enters every at bat with the same confidence, whether he's coming off a massive home run or a strikeout.


Manager Joe Girardi said before the game that Judge continues to focus on putting up good at bats and swings, and some slight tweaks are starting to pay off.


In typical Judge fashion, the right fielder dropped his head and ran the bases without looking where it landed.




READ MORE (NJ.com)


  • Judge hits long homer, Gregorius lifts Yankees over Mets 5-3The Daily Progress
  • Chapman gets a night off, Yankees bullpen writes a winning endingNorthJersey.com
  • Subway Series: Yankees one win from sweep after beating MetsNewsday
  • Major league roundup: Judge homers, Yankees top Mets againPress Herald
  • Yankees awed by Judge's latest blastNorthJersey.com
  • Watch: Aaron Judge crushes monster home run into third deck at Citi FieldNewsday
  • Yankees go for Subway Series sweep of MetsYahoo Sports
  • Judge hits long homer, Gregorius lifts Yanks over Mets 5-3ABC News
  • Yankees win third in a row over MetsSunbury Daily Item


This post first appeared on The 5th News, please read the originial post: here

Share the post

Why Yankees' Aaron Judge is confident slump is behind him

×

Subscribe to The 5th News

Get updates delivered right to your inbox!

Thank you for your subscription

×