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USATSI In the bottom of the fifth inning Sunday in Yankee Stadium, Blue Jays starting pitcher Alek Manoah hit Yankees superstar Aaron Judge with a pitch. First base was open and it was a 1-0 count, causing some speculation from the Yankees’ side that Manoah hit Judge on purpose instead of just pitching around him. […]

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