With a runner on first and nobody out, Abner Uribe appeared to induce a tailor-made double play off the bat of Alex Verdugo, but as Brewers shortstop Willy Adames fired to first base to complete the play, the ball struck the elevated hand of a sliding Aaron Judge.

It looks like Aaron Judge got away with an interference call during the New York Yankees game against the Milwaukee Brewers Sunday. Judge was sliding

Aaron Judge homered early and then triggered a seven-run sixth inning with a handy slide, propelling the visiting New York Yankees to a 15-5 rout of the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday to clinch the three-game series win.

RBI performance in his last game (going 1-for-4), will take the field for the New York Yankees versus Grayson Rodriguez and the Baltimore Orioles on Monday. First

After Volpe drew a four-pitch walk, Juan Soto roped an RBI single and Judge — who was booed heavily as he came to the plate for a second time in the inning — capped off the rally with a two-run single for the 11-4 lead.

Juan Soto's stellar start for the New York Yankees has helped to overshadow the early-season struggles for Aaron Judge, though the 2022 American League MVP

Aaron Judge's hand blocks a throw to first base during the Brewers' attempted double play

Crew chief Andy Fletcher says Aaron Judge should have been called for interference for his slide on a botched double-play attempt that sparked New York’s winning rally in the Yankees’ 15-5 victory at

A late rally from the New York Yankees hitters helped thump the Milwaukee Brewers to clinch the series on Sunday.

In a pivotal moment of the New York Yankees' 15-5 rout over the Milwaukee Brewers, a controversial decision by the umpires has stirred significant discourse. During the match, Aaron Judge, the Yankees' powerhouse outfielder,