“It’s Cool to..” 6’6 Tall Top Yankees Prospect Candidly Opens Up on $360,000,000 Aaron Judge Comparisons

The Yankee’s new player, Spencer Jones, is delighted about being compared to Aaron Judge. The lefty off-field player(6’6) who was selected by the Yankees in the first 2022 MLB Draft was the talk of the town, not only for his athleticism but also for his resemblance to baseball legend Aaron Judge. As both athletes cross the 6’5 inches line.

The fans are also excited to see the player play and join the mound, just like baseball legend Aaron Judge(6’7). As the height helps in bringing more velocity and hence giving the ball an extra force. However, despite sharing the same physical attributes as the legend, the player likes to be in the outfield area of the field and is still figuring out his place.

Spencer Jones trying to find his place.

Recently, in an interview, a 20-year-old baseball player, while talking about the comparisons to the legend, stated, “He’s one of the best players in baseball with a storied organization.” Further, the athlete added, “It’s cool to be recognized like that,” as he highlighted the respect he has for Judge.

However, besides the height, the two athletes share a huge difference, as Judge is a five-time MLB slugger with the most home runs in a season, while Spencer Jones, who just joined one year ago, is still trying to figure out his place in the big leagues.

Recently, in an interview, the athlete also revealed that he doesn’t like to pitch that much, as he is more interested in hitting the ball. Jones who had to face many hurdles, including the pandemic in his freshman year, and suffering a UCL injury before joining is currently training to cut down on fat and add more rotation to the hips.

Aaron Judge not making a comeback soon

Aaron Judge is currently not playing after suffering a ruptured ligament in his toe as the player’s feet collided with a fence while making an impressive catch against the LA Dodgers a month ago. Currently, Judge has made a bit of improvement, but the athlete is not ready to run properly. In an interview with MLB, he updated his fans. “I’m feeling good, but not great yet. We’re getting there, “the athlete further added. “I’ve got to be able to run. If I can run, then I can play. Running at 10 percent isn’t going to help anybody out there.

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Fans are anticipating the pitcher’s return, as the Yankees’ stats have been dropping since Judge’s absence. Hopefully, Aaron will make a comeback soon. Till then fans are excited to see Spencer embark on his new journey and figure out his place in the big game.

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