At least 284 home runs in the ML history

Judge played as center fielder and third batter in the 2024 home showdown with the Baltimore Orioles at the Bronx Stadium in New York on Monday (Korea time), and posted two hits (one homer) in three times at bat, three RBIs and one run scored. Judge was the only player who shined out of his team’s 5-17 defeat.

Judge is running for the MVP this year, along with the American League home run king. Despite suffering a severe slump at the beginning of the season, Judge made six arches during the month of April, proving himself to be as strong as his hitting ability. And as his batting started to improve in May, his hitting ability exploded. Judge soared to a batting average of 0.361 during the month of May, and he exploded 14 home runs in 28 games, flying with an OPS of 1.397. 파워볼사이트

The good trend is continuing through June. Through June 17, Judge hit six homers in June, maintaining his No. 1 ranking in home runs in both the American League and the Major League. Notably, Judge has made strides toward a 100-shot season with only six players since 1948. However, an unexpected thing happened in the game against the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday. Judge, who was the first batter in the bottom of the third inning, was struck on the left blade by a 94.1 mile (151.4 kilometers) fastball thrown by Baltimore starter Albert Suarez.

After being hit by the ball in his hand, Judge stared at Suarez and complained of severe pain, and eventually was replaced without being able to play until the end of the game. What was fortunate was that it did not lead to serious injury. Judge, who was replaced immediately after being hit by a dune, went through an X-ray examination and found no special problem, and neither Judge nor the Yankees could breathe a sigh of relief as no problem occurred during the close examination after the game. And Judge, who took a break once the day before (20th), returned to the game on Monday.

In the bottom of the first inning with no runners on two outs, Judge struck out Baltimore starter Cole Irvin on a slider on the fourth pitch, but had no loss twice. In the bottom of the third inning when his team was losing 1-8, Judge stuck out his bat when Irvin’s fourth four-seam fastball, which was about 150.3 kilometers, formed in the middle of the strike zone. And Judge’s powerful push stretched out at a whopping 110.6 miles (178 kilometers) and flew 395 feet (120,4 meters) to lead to a two-run home run that hit the right-hand stand of the Yankee Stadium outfield. It was his 27th of the season.

Due to injury, Judge only had two at-bats in the game on Wednesday last week, and Judge elevated his home run pace by taking a break the previous day (on Tuesday) to 56.8 home runs. And Judge displayed multiple hits by hitting a timely 114.2 miles (183.8 kilometers) off Irvin in the bottom of the fifth inning when his team was losing 4-11, and was replaced by Jamai Jones due to additional tilting of his weight. Judge hit 284 home runs in 910 games as a personal player, and according to “MLBcom’s Sarah Reims, his performance has been linked to the fastest in the history of Major League Baseball. He is a monster indeed.