The moment I was thinking about when the World Series ended and Walker Buehler struck out Alex Radogo,

the moment I was thinking about while I was sleeping, the moment I was thinking about this morning

as I put on my skeleton costume was Aaron Judge.

Judge.

And I know that there's a lot of things that happened last night, very indicative of the

Yankees failures, but we spent Tiki the last month talking about his offense and getting big hits,

and he did that yesterday. He had a two-run home run in the first thing. He got on base four times.

He got on base eight of his last 11 plate appearances but maybe it's just me you

tell me bro that drop pop-up in the fifth inning above anything else is the play that still sticks with me 14 hours after

the debacle at Yankee Stadium.

Yeah, you expect your stars, your captains, your relied upon veterans to be perfect in moments where they need to be.

It's one of those, you can count on me situations.

It doesn't matter what I've done previously,

doesn't matter the failures that have proceeded,

it doesn't mean matter the successes that have proceeded.

It is when the moment comes from me to make the play that I'm expected to make, I'm going to make it and go above and beyond.

And let's face it, Aaron Judge failed in that moment, and it's going gonna live with him.

Trust me, we don't have to sit here and scream and yell

and get upset like everybody is.

Aaron Judge is worse than that to himself, right?

It's it is weighing more heavily on Aaron Judge's mind

than it will on any of hours.

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