September 22, 2022
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Here, from Getty Images, are moments from the game where Aaron Judge hit his 60th home run of the 2022 season.
Enjoy!
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I was at Yankee Stadium for Maris #60 and #61. I was 12 years old and our Little League had just won a championship . It was my father, brother, uncle, and I on both occasions. Through MLB app I have as I did with WPIX been able to experience Judge season 61 years later . It is is a gift from God. I just saw Judge # 60 on my TV screen. All in all for Judge it's been an easier ride than Maris. Both men however , are focused hard workers who don't make their achievement center stage. " On earth as it is in heaven " still happens . The way up is the way out.
perhaps even more interesting are the images of Judge's delight after Stanton's slam and the advent of an improbable victory