He didn't strike out. (Real good.)
Aaron Judge has now come to bat 35 times: He has 12 hits, three doubles, three RBIs, and 12 strikeouts.
Thus far, he's hitting .231 against a smattering of lefties and .409 against RHers. (He is, of course, right-handed.) His HR came against a righty.
Last night, he stole his first base of the year.
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I SMELL A "ROAD BLOCK" WITH JUDGE.....AND I DO LIKE THE IDEA OF BRINGING 'OL SWISHALICIOUS BACK (BUT AS INSURANCE FOR TEX ONLY)......BUT IF, DOWN THE ROAD, I EVER SEE SWISH PLAY RIGHT FIELD FOR EVEN 1 INNING, I AM GOING TO GO BALLISTIC.....BECAUSE THAT WILL MEAN JUDGE WOULD BE PASSED OVER, WHICH IN TURN WOULD MAKE ME VOMIT, AND VOMIT VIOLENTLY. THIS ORGANIZATION MUST, AND I MEAN MUST, BRING AARON JUDGE UP THIS SEASON, AND COMMIT HIM TO SOME SORT OF PLAYING TIME (AND I AM NOT TALKING A BULLSHIT SEPTEMBER CALL-UP).
I am hoping that Swisher returns to pitching, masters the knuckleball, and becomes our Tim Wakefield until age 48.
He cannot play outfield.
They are hoping he can play FB when Tex ( now hitting a robust .200 ) gets injured.
We have such riches in Yankeeland.
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