Before turning heads with a 462-foot home run, it was Aaron Judge’s eyes that were drawing the attention from the Blue Jays’ broadcast, and later their clubhouse.
on Monday night, Judge could be seen quickly shifting his eyes towards the Yankees’ dugout on the first-base side of Rogers Centre before multiple pitches.
Judge attributed his eye activity to his unhappiness with his teammates still getting on home plate umpire Clint Vondrak. Judge said he appreciated Boone sticking up for him, but after the ejection, he thought that was enough from the Yankees’ dugout.
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