Fan Who Caught Aaron Judge’s 62nd Home Run Reveals Identity

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Fan Who Caught Aaron Judge’s 62nd Home Run Reveals Identity

The eventual landing spot for Aaron Judge’s historic 62nd home run ball has been a hot topic for the past week, as fans waited for Judge to move past Roger Maris for the all-time single-season American League record. And now, the wait is over. Judge blasted his 62nd homer of the season Tuesday night against […]

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