‘The Judge’ had poor numbers with the Yankees, even in the World Series, well below what he showed in the regular season.

New York Yankees’ Aaron Judge looks on before a baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles, Monday, May 20, 2019, in Baltimore.LAPRESSE

Talking about Aaron Judge is to refer to one of the legends of the New York Yankees, and he is one of the leaders of the Bronx Bombers’ attack, plenty of reasons to win the recognition as the American League’s Most Valuable Player in 2024.

Judge hit 58 home runs and 144 RBIs, leading the Yankees to the World Series after a 14-year absence. Unfortunately, in the postseason, Judge’s performance was not the same as he hit three home runs in 49 at-bats.

“I’m not doing my job right now. I have to be better,” Judge said at the end of the World Series.

Aaron Judge made history by becoming the fastest player to reach 300 home runs in MLB in the New York Yankees’ victory over the Chicago White Sox last August, which augured a dream postseason for the Big Apple team.

Social media destroys Jodge

Recently, Fireside Yankees, a popular social media page, shared on social media Judge’s career performance during the campaign and consider him to be the best hitter in Major League Baseball history.

However, this publication was not to the liking of Yankees fans, who believe that Judge should perform in the same way in all games and not only in the regular season.

From claims of “What did the best hitter in baseball do in the postseason?” to messages highlighting Juan Soto’s postseason work over Judge’s.

“That moment when the haters think they’ll be lost without Soto,” says another message, where fans not only complain about Judge’s performance, but also that the Yankees did not retain Juan Soto