Yesterday on the program, I went through Aaron Judge's greatest playoff home runs.

Yes, we left off the one from game three.

And the reason I left it off is because cards subject to change.

How the Yankees do, what happens next will dictate it.

Well, we now know what happened.

The Yankees got eliminated.

So that three-run home run, which was incredible in the moment, is now what in your mind?

I put it at the top of the list because of the immediacy of the moment.

Being a real-time judge on Aaron Judge's game three home run.

Now, after losing game four, I think it probably falls to like three or four.

I think it falls worse than that.

Why?

Because the other home runs he hit in the wild card game against Minnesota, the wild card game against Oakland, were games and advancements that happened.

Yes, but here's why I say it's three or four.

And it's still in the top five.

For up until that home run.

And then as a result, this series, everybody had this narrative about Aaron Judge.

That's true.

That he can't hit in the postseason.

He's a liability.

He stinks.

He's a MVP, but he can't do anything when it comes to October baseball.

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