Aaron Boone isn't a fan of how many times Aaron Judge is being walked.
manager Aaron Boone seemingly grows more annoyed with each intentional walk to slugger Aaron Judge. Even though it’s part of baseball, Boone — undoubtedly biased — wants to see the best players hit ... orthat would do just that. In it, each intentional walk in a game would correlate to the number of bases Judge would advance — one for the first, two for the second and so on where the runners on base would also move up as well..
“I think it’s the biggest moments of the game. You know, you don’t take the ball out of Pat Mahomes’ hands. So I think you should at least have to pitch to them. And if you want to unintentionally walk him, there’s an art form to that, and you’ve got to be able to capably do that. But I think Major League Baseball has shown over the last several years that they’re willing to tweak some rules every now and then again, which hasn’t always been the case.
Boone’s NFL comparison is, in ways, akin to eliminating end-of-game kneel-downs to not allow the opposing quarterback to touch the ball and secure a win. Ask former Giants quarterback Joe Pisarcik how that went. Instead, the Yankees hitters behind Judge will just have to make opposing teams regret their decisions to put him on.MLB insider: Yankees, Mets could battle for more than Juan Soto in free agencyYankees’ Oswaldo Cabrera hitting and hustling his way to more playing timeThank you for relying on us to provide the journalism you can trust. Please consider supporting us with a subscription.
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