“Got Stuck With the Wife”: Amused Yankees Fans Find Humor in Aaron Judge’s Appearance at a New York Rangers Game Alongside Two Close Teammates

As of now, apart from the New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge, Anthony Volpe, the 21-year-old rookie, who’s making sure to announce himself in the major leagues, remain two of the most talked about players in the Pinstripes clubhouse. After losing the first game of the series to the Blue Jays in the Bronx, the much-anticipated battle of aces between Alek Manoah and Gerrit Cole lived up to expectations, as the New York Yankees emerged victorious with DJ LeMahieu’s walk-off in the final innings to take the lead.

As soon as the game was over, captain Aaron Judge, along with the rookie, and injured Harrison Bader, traveled ten miles to Madison Square Garden to watch game three of the Rangers-Devils series.

The New York Yankees boys hit Madison Square Garden

Judge, Volpe, and Bader, who sat beside each other at Madison Square Garden, received a special shout-out on the video board during the second period of the game. The Yankees captain, who is a notable Rangers fan, was decked in the Rangers jersey with a big A.

Being the face of the Yankees, Judge is not a stranger to immense fandom and attention, but when the spotlight was on the 21-year-old Manhattan-born shortstop, an awkward and shy smile made its way to the big screen.

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Fans absolutely loved the moment Judge shared with the two Yankee junior players.

This is how they reacted:

Unfortunately for all Rangers fans, and the 2022 AL MVP, the New Jersey Devils won the game 2-1, but still trail the series by one game with four matches to go.

A special outing for 21-year-old Anthony Volpe

With Manoah and Cole both at the top of the game, no run was scored until the eighth innings, when Anthony Volpe smashed a two-run homer off reliever Yimi García with another Baby Bomber, Oswald Peraza, on base. The Blue Jays leveled the score in the ninth. However, with all the bases loaded, DJ smashed a walk-off drive clearing the five-men infield to win the game.

After the game, Volpe spoke about his game-defining homer, and said, “It was pretty crazy. I didn’t really know what was going on, I guess. I didn’t want to assume and go out or anything like that, but once I got told to, it was pretty cool.”

What are your thoughts on the rookie 21-year-old Anthony Volpe? Based on his introduction to MLB, it’s clear that he’s something special, but is greatness written for him? What do you think?

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